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FlyBosnia runs Beijing - Podgorica flights

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FlyBosnia has operated two flights from Beijing to Podgorica via Karaganda with its Airbus A319 aircraft to transport medical supplies including face masks, visors and gloves to Montenegro. The flights from the Chinese capital took place last Tuesday and yesterday. The company said, “This is just the beginning of our joint fight against the coronavirus. The flight from China passed without any problems”. FlyBosnia has also been transporting medical supplies from China to Sarajevo over the past few weeks.



April 27, 2020
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  1. Anonymous11:12

    why not? Makes sense

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