Sarajevo Airport within reach of pre-Covid figures

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Sarajevo Airport handled 56.521 passengers during the first month of the year, representing a decrease of 3.2% compared to the pre-pandemic January of 2020. The airport’s growth is being primarily fuelled by Wizz Air, which opened a base in the city last year. Sarajevo Airport plans to expand its destination network over the coming months. “This year we will see the launch of new routes and the arrival of new airlines at Sarajevo Airport. From March, Wizz Air will introduce a new two weekly nonstop service from London, while Air Cairo will commence flights between Hurghada and Sarajevo, also twice per week. We are negotiating with several other airlines, and we are constantly working on expanding our offer and destination network from Sarajevo”, the airport said. It added, “We have launched several initiatives with the authorities to subsidise airlines, which would in turn increase our passenger numbers, aircraft movements and destination count”. During January, Bosnia and Herzegovina had 1% more seat capacity on offer than it did during the same month in 2020.


Comments

  1. Anonymous15:46

    Good job. Hopefully from February it will all be growth.

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  2. Anonymous16:19

    Without so many cancelled flights on 1st and 2nd of January (due to fog) SJJ would have had more pax than in Jan 2020.

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    1. Anonymous17:49

      True, without rerouting in first days of month, result for 2022 would be 5-10% better than in 2020!

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  3. Anonymous17:19

    Radar za brzinu na gejtu? Zaista?!

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    1. Anonymous21:19

      Because speed limit at the airport is 25km/h and they probably have it just so you are shure you are inside speed limits...

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    2. Anonymous01:08

      Aircraft speed also limited to V2=25km/h ?

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  4. Anonymous10:27

    Hopefully they will introduce INI flights soon!

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