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Mostar eyes Wizz Air flights in 2024

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Mostar is hopeful Wizz Air will commence flights to the airport in 2024, after the two sides inked an agreement last year for the airline to launch operations. At the time, Mostar Airport announced the low cost carrier would commence flights during 2023, however, it now says services may begin next year instead. “We signed a contract with Wizz Air but flights to the agreed destinations have not been introduced yet as they [Wizz Air] have internal issues. We hope they will commence scheduled flights from Mostar in 2024”, Nedeljko Ćorić, the Head of the airport’s Commercial Department, said. The exact number of routes Wizz would commence from Mostar has never been revealed, however, the two sides had previously discussed services from Scandinavia and Germany, with Malmo and Dortmund initially suggested.

April 06, 2023
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  1. Anonymous13:47

    Before they sign something with Wizz, they should make sure, that OU publishes the ZAG-OMO flights.

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    1. Anonymous18:54

      It's a city with about 100 000 people living in it, also, the OMO airport looks awful and one flight could totaly fill the building because its too small, only 2 gates...

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  2. Anonymous14:09

    It's just that some of the flights to Sarajevo will start from Mostar.
    Shameless! However, Sarajevo will get a new carrier this year!

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  3. Anonymous14:11

    Although we are seeing some movement!
    What happened to Mistral, European Air Charter had many flights and now nothing? Fewer Italian tourists?

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    1. Anonymous14:13

      Today Aeroitalia started a flight from OMO to Forli with ATR72. The line will operate every Tuesday and Friday at 9:10h.

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  4. Anonymous14:12

    Will there be charters to Poland, Lebanon, Spain, Italy again this summer? Besides Go2fly to Forli.

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    1. Fudbalski Transferi15:50

      LOT will definitely fly to Katowice. Tourist arrangements are sold through the website rego-bis.pl

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  5. Anonymous16:30

    "...they [Wizz Air] have internal issues" what kind of issues?

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    1. Anonymous19:48

      Lack of staff like literally every airline in the Europe right now. For example, Lufthansa announced that they will cancel 34 000 flights next summer due lack of staff (10% of overall capacity)

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    2. Anonymous21:06

      Overworked and underpaid staff plague the airline. Additionally the CEO is in denial, and an incredible number of people are leaving the airline as a result. They can't hire enough people to replace those who are leaving, much less to be able to have enough crew for their expansion. I wouldn't fly Wizz this summer.

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  6. Anonymous00:46

    Great news for Mostar.

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  7. Anonymous14:19

    They arounced in at 23th of March a new position opened for CEO of the airport and than they canceled it. It was not fully transparent. Now, they will announce it again. I hope some good and highly qualified individual will apply for this position. Until now HDZ party was hiring their party members - and we know there result of this kind of hiring.

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  8. Anonymous21:38

    Grat job for SJJ. I hope a new CEO of the Mostar Airport will make some changes for Herzegovina as well. They will soon announce a call for this position. Please who ever have good experience in aviation industry, apply and take this airport in good direction. Hope a Ex-Yu aviation will announce a call for this position this time. We need this in Herzegovina.

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