Singapore Airlines expands its reach to Sarajevo

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Singapore Airlines has placed its designator code and flight numbers onto Lufthansa’s daily service between Frankfurt and Sarajevo. According to “AeroRoutes”, the codeshare came into effect at the start of the 2022/23 winter season. Singapore Airlines already codeshares on Lufthansa’s flights to Ljubljana and Zagreb.

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  1. Anonymous13:43

    What does it mean and bring

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  2. Anonymous14:16

    Usually, it's the last step towards the establishment of a direct airline between Sarajevo and Singapore. Congratulations Sarajevo.

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    1. Anonymous14:41

      Hahaha

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    2. Anonymous15:25

      Pure comedy.

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    3. Anonymous15:32

      Singapore-Sarajevo should be daily, minimum.

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    4. Anonymous15:54

      There is good potential.

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    5. Anonymous16:30

      There is amazing potential. So amazing that SQ has a fight with UA who will take better slots in Sarajevo.

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    6. Anonymous17:10

      I feel that after Wizz left SJJ, Singapore has the potential for double daily flights to Sarajevo, if not more.

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    7. Anonymous17:38

      I could see A380 daily.

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    8. Anonymous08:54

      Double daily

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  3. Anonymous17:16

    At least Singapore Airlines does not anymore suffer from the East of Croatia syndrome .
    We should appreciate them for that ...

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  4. Anonymous14:19

    Let's be serious. Sarajevo is a dead end street. It's a small airport in a small Balkan country that nobody cares about. Has anyone in Singapore even heard of Sarajevo?

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    1. Anonymous18:05

      In reality Bosnia exports gas turbines to Singapore while importing medicines. Visas are not required for either to travel to the other country. There is obviously potential enough for a codeshare, but you know stick with your "ignorance is bliss" viewpoint.

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