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Zagreb - Pristina flights to launch December 13

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Flights between Zagreb and Pristina are set to commence on December 13 with local tour operators putting tickets on sale this week. Services will run three times per week, each Monday, Wednesday and Saturday with wet-leased equipment from Trade Air and Croatia Airlines. The route will have Trade Air’s flight numbers, with tickets on sale through operators Fly Reiseburo Prishtina, Air Munich and MySky. Flights between the two cities were last maintained by Croatia Airlines in 2017. In the pre-pandemic 2019, a total of 4.663 passengers flew indirectly between the two cities. Further flight details for the new service can be viewed here.

November 19, 2021
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  1. Anonymous10:47

    Were there ever flights between ZAG and PRN in the past?

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    1. Anonymous10:54

      It says in the article...

      "Flights between the two cities were last maintained by Croatia Airlines in 2017."

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  2. Anonymous10:50

    I cant find the homepage of mywings....can anybody help me and give me the link?

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    1. robby fly11:02

      https://www.flyrbp.com/

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    2. Anonymous11:16

      Thanks @robby fly

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  3. Anonymous12:28

    Excellent news!
    Hope it works, Pristina rocks.

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    1. AnonymouZ01:10

      Lol how does Pristina rock, please explain

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  4. Anonymous14:17

    For me, as previous employe of Flybosnia, seeing #1808 being used as it should be used makes me soooo sad... FB management was so incapable of making business that it is almost unbelievable. They/we had so many chances of making it but wasted every single one by saving costs on toilet paper, meals, coffee, uniforms, crew salary, capable management, marketing, maintance, and what not... Greetings to Amir, Enes, Tarik, Haris, Zdeslav, Dijana, Elvira, Armin, Dalila, Nudzejma, and who not :)... Oh I forgot mr. Suleiman and his right hands hahhahahah. Cheers guys for being so incapable and even not knowing it! At least my heart is full to see #1808 where it should be, sky :D Big respect TDR!

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