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AtlasGlobal launches Sarajevo charters

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AtlasGlobal has commenced scheduled charter flights between Antalya and Sarajevo this week, marking its return to Bosnia and Herzegovina after suspending its scheduled service from Istanbul last year. The Turkish carrier will maintain two weekly flights between the two cities, each Monday and Thursday, in cooperation with the Centrotours tour operator. All flights will be operated by the 216-seat Airbus A321 aircraft and run until mid-September.
June 21, 2018
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  1. Anonymous13:17

    Great! Hope they decide to go year round at one point.

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  2. Anonymous19:54

    Go SJJ go! Go little tiger.

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    1. Anonymous20:27

      :)))

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    2. Anonymous10:18

      Or pussycat :-)

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