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Freebird to launch European charters from Dubrovnik

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Turkey’s Freebird Airlines will commence a range of charter flights from Dubrovnik to a number of European destinations including Berlin, Frankfurt, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart, Hannover, London Gatwick, Manchester, Paris, Marseille, Brussels and Vienna, through its European subsidiary. Services will commence on February 21 and are being operated on behalf of the W-Touristic tour operator. Such flights were maintained over the winter months prior to the coronavirus pandemic as well. Operations will be performed by the 180-seat Airbus A320 aircraft.

February 02, 2022
croatia Dubrovnik Newsflash Winter 2021/2022
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  1. Anonymous13:45

    Bravo Hrvatska!

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    1. pozdrav iz Rijeke16:45

      Bravo Croatia Airlines! Bravo uhljebi!

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    2. Anonymous17:09

      What?

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    3. pozdrav iz Rijeke21:52

      "Excuse me?" would be much more appropriate than "what?", but let me explain despite : OU operates on half capacity, 319/320 mostly parked and Q400 flies, desperatly short of money, making huge losses, and letting other companies from other countries making money on their own market. Tell me now all those uhljebs don't deserve one simple bravo? Not only bravo, they deserve medails for destroying the company

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    4. Anonymous23:11

      OU is a lost cause to me, doesn't mean i can't be glad about Croatian airports getting more flights, especially out of season.

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  2. Anonymous14:29

    I have googled this W-Touristic and found out that it has an interesting web-page, consists of one page, and in one language only, Turkish. Looks like somebody found a way to milk the rich Dubrovnik tourist board ;)

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    1. Anonymous14:57

      Doubrovnik was always a destination for rich people. balkan prestige destination. thanks for ur comment

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    2. Anonymous18:57

      @14:47 - Thanks for 'ur' comment too. It is appreciated.

      The point being that Freebird has found a way to get subventions from the Dubrovnik tourist board.

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  3. Unknown14:42

    mass tourism flourishes

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  4. Anonymous17:14

    But how on Earth can non EU carrier operate those flights between EU member states?

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    1. Mehaničar17:36

      Because they have EU subsidiary, Freebird Europe, two A320 registered on Malta.

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