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B&H to Pescara in September

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Charter flights for B&H
B&H Airlines will begin subsidised charter flights from Mostar to Pescara in Italy. Flights are expected to begin in early September and are scheduled to run until the end of October. The service will operate once per week. All sides participating in this project are hoping to attract Christian pilgrims from Italy visiting Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina. B&H Airlines should make good money from the service as all seats on the aircraft will be pre-booked by a tour operator. Pescara is located on Italy's eastern coast, some 180 kilometres from the capital Rome.

Mostar Airport has been reporting strong passenger figures this year, thus becoming Bosnia and Herzegovina’s second busiest airport, behind Sarajevo. The airport is booming thanks to religious tourism and has seen an increase in charter flights this summer. However, the airport still doesn’t have a single scheduled service, as a result preventing it from reaching its full potential.

Meanwhile, Dubrovnik Airline from Croatia will begin summer flights from Dubrovnik to Pescara. The 1 weekly service will commence next week. Flight details can be found here.
July 24, 2011
BH Airlines bosnia and herzegovina croatia Dubrovnik mostar Summer 2011
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  1. Anonymous14:46

    Good news for Mostar and BH. They need more of these subsidised flights.

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  2. Phalanx15:27

    Offtopic:

    Alexander the Great Airport in Macedonia is near completion.

    Great Video in the Link:

    http://sitel.com.mk/dnevnik/biznis/ekskluzivna-reportaza-aleksandar-veliki-vo-novo-ruvo

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  5. Anonymous16:07

    Would ADMIN be so kind to delete these offensive comments above.

    Thank you

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  6. Anonymous16:25

    Please delete all Offtopic!

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  7. Anonymous16:29

    WHY DONT YOU DELETE OFFTOPICS ?!!

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  8. Anonymous16:34

    ^because Offtopics are interesting!
    Thank you Phalanx for that Link,
    the new Airport is wonderful! If you
    have another Link...
    .. POST IT !..

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  10. MK17:05

    LOL people what happened here? (any snapshots?)

    thought 3 baggage carousels in the baggage claim area is not that much concerning the pax capacity they want to reach ...

    Sitel is the Macedonian Fox News, the TV for all the dumb people, hate it so much!!!

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  11. Anonymous17:08

    You cannot stop Free Speach by censorship. Everyone knows that Posting Offtopics is a Provocation!
    If you are consequent you also should censor Offtopic Themes.

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  12. Anonymous17:20

    ^to MK:
    you better don`t want to know.
    posted was racist garbage of the worst kind ,an embarassment for every visitor of this site.
    i am fed up with this continuing complaining about offtopics,
    i also think that offtopics are interesting ,sometimes they are even better than the main theme.
    i think most of you agree with me on this.

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  13. Anonymous17:21

    BH should be able to get more of these subsidized flights to balance the check books and develop other airports like Banja Luka...they could provide a direct link to the Netherlands via Belgrade, no?

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  21. Anonymous20:23

    Ehmmm, What was the Topic of today again?

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  27. Anonymous22:32

    Thank you ADMIN!

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  28. Anonymous00:03

    That was Epic!

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