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Mostar Airport registered its busiest start to the year by handling 778 passengers during the first month. It marks its best January in more than ten years and a notable improvement on the five travellers handled in 2023, and six in 2022. The airport is currently served by Croatia Airlines from Zagreb, with Air Serbia to commence operations from Belgrade in April, while SkyAlps will launch flights from Verona and Munich in late April, as well as Rome in early May. All scheduled flights maintained out of Mostar are currently subsidised by local authorities.
" a notable improvement on the five travellers handled in 2023, and six in 2022"
ReplyDeleteHow do you even manage to handle 5 and 6 pax?
What a comedy
Ever heard of General aviation (aka private jets) thats how.
DeleteWhat is the amount of subsides for SkyAlps?
ReplyDeleteThe same as for Croatia and AirSerbia 500 000 eur
DeleteIt is not true. Subsides are based on load factor
DeleteDoes OU fly 3 times per week? if so, that is about 70 passengers per flight. Not bad for a Q400 service.
ReplyDeleteYes 3 x weekly
DeleteI wonder how they count it? Are handled passengers only the departing ones or both arrival and departing? Cuz if both that would mean 35 pax and not 70 on avarage which is a sad load factor. I heard from a frequent flyer that that the flights are usually quite empty but idk?
DeleteThere were a total of 26 Croatia Airlines flights in January (arrivals and departures included) with 1,976 seats on offer. However, keep in mind that Mostar's figure includes private flights as well.
DeleteThanks admin. So, even of we say that all passengers were on OU, tgat's 39% LF.
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DeleteMakes sense, and even if all of the passengers would have been OU ones, a load factor of 39% on an already small aircraft is pathetic ngl.
Deletewow 15460% growth for JAN... I can already see all the numbers/% lovers geting turn on for all that growth, with none other airport in exyu having anything near
ReplyDeleteIt would be better than before, that's good.
DeleteVery Glad to see, When I worked for JAT I advertised that the airport was close to Medjugorje for the Pilgrims, for flights from Zag, Beg and LHR and. Filled them up, but they don’t seem to be doing that, and Medjugorje has not moved and has become more popular
ReplyDeletePilgrims from London tend to fly to Split.
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