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Pristina Airport registers strong January

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Pristina Airport has recorded strong passenger growth during the first month of the year by handling 144.137 travellers in January, representing an increase of 17.3% on 2017. The airport anticipates welcoming over two million passengers this year. A number of carriers will introduce new flights to the city this summer including Eurowings, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Germania, Orange2Fly and Electra Airways.

MonthPAXChange (%)
JAN144.137▲ 17.3
February 07, 2018
Kosovo Newsflash Priština Results 2018
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  1. Anonymous14:29

    Amazing!!!

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  2. Visit Kosovo19:11

    An excellent result considering that easyJet stopped flying to CDG and there have been no major frequency upgrades or even new routes.

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