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Eurowings to launch new Pristina service

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Low cost carrier Eurowings has announced the launch of a new two weekly service between Pristina and Nuremberg. It comes just days after it shelved plans to introduce operations from Pristina to Stockholm. The new Nuremberg flights will be inaugurated on April 10 and run each Tuesday and Sunday. Tickets are already on sale though the airline’s website. Eurowings was Pristina Airport’s second busiest airline last year, handling 236.849 passengers. Further flight details for the new Nuremberg service can be found here.

March 07, 2022
Kosovo low cost airline Newsflash Priština Summer 2022
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  1. Visit Kosovo15:36

    And they should face direct competition from GP Aviation (Reiseburo Prishtina and MySky24) but their flight details I have not been able to find online.

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