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Pristina Airport handles over a million passengers

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Pristina Airport welcomed 290.753 passengers through its doors in May, representing an increase of 12.8% compared to its previous best result last year, and up 59.8% on the pre-pandemic 2019. The number of aircraft movements stood at 1.882, up 7.1%. So far this year, the airport handled 1.236.015 travellers, up 16.2% on last year, or an additional 172.335 travellers.


June 09, 2023
Kosovo Newsflash Priština Results 2023
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  1. Anonymous11:05

    A bit surprising that PRN had more passengers in April than in May. Is it possible Easter holidays created this unusual difference?

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    1. Anonymous11:08

      Not unusual for an airport whose 90% of traffic is generated by the diaspora who come when they have holidays in their new adopted country, in this case easter.

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    2. Anonymous11:16

      Eid and Ramadan was in April too so I think that’s why there were even more passengers

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    3. Anonymous11:58

      So business and tourism travel is close to zero

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    4. Anonymous12:05

      11.58 Yes. Who even goes to Kosovo for vacation?

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    5. Anonymous12:12

      That's enough for today

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    6. Anonymous12:13

      12:05 you would be surprised how nice it is to go to Kosovo for a holiday and ever increasing numbers of people do.

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    7. Anonymous12:49

      Not really. Tourism numbers are extremely low to have any meaningful impact on air travel.

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    8. Anonymous17:58

      @Anon12:49,
      Can you present to us official numbers of turists in Kosovo, or you are just assuming that numbers are “extremly low”.

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    9. Anonymous19:29

      1 Albania 37,141
      2 Germany 17,178
      3 Turkey 14,848
      4 United States 13,875
      5 Switzerland 13,151
      6 North Macedonia 7,842
      7 Serbia 7,475
      8 United Kingdom 6,482
      9 Italy 6,292
      10 Croatia 5,926
      11 Others 53,522
      Total 192,761
      The most non visited country in the Balkans.
      Source: Wikipedia

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    10. Anonymous19:49

      I wonder how exactly they identify a tourist in Kosovo. Many foreigners there are part of Eulex or KFOR and many are actually from Kosovo just visiting friends and family.

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    11. Anonymous19:57

      Maybe only tourists in hotels, villas.

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    12. Anonymous21:57

      Very very weak tourist numbers.

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    13. Anonymous22:13

      Lots of tourists are these days in Prishtina and amazed with how it has developed. PRN will grow and grow!

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    14. Anonymous08:20

      🤦‍♂️

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  2. Anonymous11:25

    Bravo PRN!

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  3. Anonymous13:41

    visa free will help PRN

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  4. Anonymous16:48

    Is there any change in the airport operation? Austrian, Pegasus en Turkish changed their night flights. All aircraft now arrive before 23:00 and do not depart before 06:00. Just a coincidence with the summer schedule or did I miss anything?

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    1. Anonymous17:12

      Ongoing works

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  5. Anonymous20:01

    Apart from Condor, will you see other new airlines and destinations in the summer of 2023?

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    1. Anonymous00:31

      Sunexpress started Antalya-Pristina the other day
      https://www.exyuaviation.com/p/sunexpress-antalya-pristina.html

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  6. Anonymous20:11

    I'm on five brandies.
    Boy this market is on fire!
    I expect Ryanair to eat the mafia tour operators like in Tirana yesterday.

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    1. Anonymous20:35

      There were never mafia tour operators in Tirana

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  7. Anonymous09:32

    December seems a record too. Prishtina will grow even more.

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