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Turkish Airlines deploys widebodies to Sarajevo

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Turkish Airlines is today dispatching three widebody Airbus A330-200 aircraft out of its five flights to Sarajevo. The airline has scheduled an additional two rotations today to carry pilgrims for the upcoming Hajj festival. The A330-200s being used on its Sarajevo flights today have between 250 and 281 seats in a two-class configuration.

June 24, 2022
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  1. Anonymous10:41

    Going to be a busy day at SJJ.

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  2. Yogi Po13:04

    Sarajevo improved a lot, but we need a national carrier to develop routes for Outbound tourism. Connectivity is not good from SJJ if you want to go for weekend somewhere.

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