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Turkish Airlines’ low cost subsidiary AJet commenced operations between Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport and Tuzla yesterday, becoming the second carrier to fly between the two cities following Pegasus Airlines which launched services in late August. Operations will be maintained once per week. The inaugural flight was attended by Turkey’s Minister for Transport and Infrastructure, Abdulkadir Uraloglu, CEO of AJet, Kerem Sarp, and local authorities. Commenting on the new service, Mr Uraloglu, said, “The launch of the Istanbul - Tuzla flights will improve relations and trade between the two countries. Turkey is known to have strong historical and cultural ties with Bosnia and Herzegovina, and many Turkish companies, from construction and health to banking and the finance sectors, are operating in the country". Mr Sarp noted, “With this flight, we have built another bridge between Turkey and Bosnia and Herzegovina, two friendly and brotherly countries. AJet flies to 95 different destinations with a modern fleet of 85 aircraft. This new route represents our second destination in Bosnia and Herzegovina as we operate seven weekly flights to Sarajevo”.
What were the loads?
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DeleteIs there a need for two air carriers from Tuzla to Istanbul.
DeleteGood for turks, useless for Tuzla and it's region. 2% profits of the tourism, all the rest has nothing good here
ReplyDeleteWell that 2% might increase with AJet and Pegasus flights
DeleteCijela Tuzla jednu kozu muzla...
ReplyDeleteNow they have second goat - AJet
Wizz also increased frequences recently and with engine issues resolved next year, hopefully Tuzla can bring back some of the lost pax.
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