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Israir to launch Skopje service

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Israir Airlines will commence seasonal flights between Tel Aviv and Skopje this summer, following talks between Israeli and Macedonian authorities late last year. The carrier will operate two weekly services between the two cities each Thursday and Sunday starting June 11. According to “Routes Online”, flights will be maintained with the 180-seat Airbus A320 aircraft. The carrier has been  successfully serving nearby markets including Montenegro, Serbia and Albania for several years. Israir is Israel’s third largest airline behind El Al and Arkia. Further flight details for the new Tel Aviv - Skopje service can be found here.

January 22, 2020
macedonia Newsflash Skopje Summer 2020
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  1. Anonymous10:38

    finally

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  2. Anonymous12:05

    Legacy carrier coming, finally!!!

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  3. Anonymous16:43

    I saw quite a few Israeli tourists in and around Skopje last year, so there is obviously a good market potential here.

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  4. paul23109:55

    Skopje as an ideal cityscape destination is a treasured . . . Secret !

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  5. Anonymous10:52

    Arkia is doing fine in Ohrid so this is a nice add on

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  6. Unknown20:38

    Great news

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