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Greece's Aegean Airlines launched flights from Athens to Ljubljana yesterday. The service will operate twice per week, on a seasonal summer basis, until September 24. The carrier is expected to carry some 7.000 passengers on its 34 flights. Furthermore, Aegean will operate charters from Rhodes and Corfu to the Slovenian capital during the summer. "We are very excited to welcome this route between Ljubljana and the heart of Greece. I am certain it will be a success, offering our passengers to discover the lively ancient but modern capital or to plan their journey with Aegean Airlines' connections onwards from Athens”, the General Manager of Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, Zmago Skobir, said. Services will run with an Airbus A319 aircraft.
Funny they still use follow me cars in LJU
ReplyDeleteyes, because of slovenian aviation act!
DeleteAlso funny the first flight was late ��
ReplyDeleteAlso AirSerbia first flights to hamburg and ohrid were late, don't forget that!
DeleteAnd also it's funny AirSerbia first flight to Kiev was late by 2 hours!!
DeleteBelgrade - Kiev
ReplyDeleteJune 16 - Air Serbia
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@JU520 BEGLAX
ReplyDeleteWhat? Whats wrong with that now?
330 going for a test flight to USA
ReplyDeleteAnyone know how full the first flight was?
ReplyDeleteNot very full. I was on LJU-ATH flight and my guess is approx 70 pax.
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