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Corendon Airlines eyes Ljubljana service

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Turkish carrier Corendon Airlines has filed a one weekly seasonal service between Antalya and Ljubljana starting June 26. Based on its planned schedule, flights will run each Sunday until October 2 with the 189-seat Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The service is not on sale through the airline’s website and Corendon could still opt not to pursue the planned route.

May 04, 2022
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  1. Anonymous10:50

    Let's hope they will operate the flights. Hurghada could also be a great addition

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  2. Anonymous15:08

    How many times have we heard "considering", "eyes", "planning" and yet nothing happens?

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    1. notLufthansa15:26

      you forgot "mulling"...

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