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The Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate has said the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding in Air Transport between Serbia and Turkey in Istanbul last week will result in the introduction of new flights from Niš and Kraljevo to Turkey. The head of the regulator, Mirjana Čizmarov, met with the Ambassador of Turkey to Serbia, Ilhan Saygili, where the two discussed the implementation of the agreement. “The results of the recent bilateral negotiations in Istanbul were presented to the Ambassador, where new goals were agreed upon, including linking Niš and Kraljevo with new points in Turkey, as well as further strengthening cooperation in civil aviation between the two countries”, the Directorate said. Both Niš and Kraljevo currently boast two weekly flights to Istanbul’s main airport operated by Air Serbia under a Public Service Obligation contract with the Serbian government.
Okay, AJet will likely fly to Nis from either Sabiha Gökcen or Izmir, but who can fly to KVO?
ReplyDeleteProbs Air Serbia to Antalya on charter basis
DeleteAir Serbia already flies charters from Nis to Antalya. Charters from KVO are not possible.
DeleteFor sure the new flights won't be operated by JU.
ReplyDeleteWho else can fly to Kraljevo, with the appropriate equipment?
DeleteMaybe tourist charters, operated by JU?
DeleteJU already operates tourist charters from Nis to Turkey. This is regarding scheduled flights.
DeleteCharters cannot be operated with the ATR, folks.
DeleteCould the wet leased Bulgarian E190 do the KVO without restriction?
DeleteWhy charters cannot be operated by the ATR? I understand it's not common, it might be expensive etc, but that's something different from "cannot".
DeleteThere is no fueling in KVO so Turkish beach destinations are not possible with the ATR due to a lack of range. Possibly ADB might be within range. ERJ's are restricted with operations in KVO, I'm not sure if KVO's runway can handle the weight of the E190 fully loaded.
DeleteVery good development. These flights will no doubt be very affordable.
ReplyDeleteAnd we are still waiting for direct regular flight between BEG and AYT. Nuts
ReplyDeleteThere are. Just on a charter basis
DeleteWhat is that beautiful plane on the photo, and what is it doing in KVO?
ReplyDeleteI don't know what was doing but yesterday was a flight from Turin (Torino) but landed in BEG due to fog in KVO. In the afternoon landed and leave KVO bound to Turin. Operator - Vista jet, Challenger 850.
DeleteStellantis affairs, possibly.
DeletePored lepog terminala na Moravi, nece moci bez obnovljene piste. Za opterecenja kategorije A221. I uspostavljanja servisa za punjenje goriva. Ugradnje ILS sistema. To je za pocetak.
ReplyDeleteNista novo. To je jasno i onima koji su protive dogradnji tog Aerodroma.
Improvizacije u dvadeset prvom veku u civilnom vazduhoplovstvu Nesme biti. Ta vremena su prosla prije Sto godina. Ili potpuna dogradnja i oprema aerodromima. Ili ce Morava "presusiti."
U tom slucaju, kobi bio tuzniji od mene.
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Can Kraljevo handle the Embraer of AS?
ReplyDeleteYes
DeleteAll those negotiations and event attendances by Ini's ''mis''management has so far resulted in a flight to Turkey lololol
ReplyDeleteSwiss launches flights to Nis this summer. So no.
DeleteOh a seasonal flight that was cancelled a few years back is a big news and development now? Sorry didnt know the rules. Theyd now jump from 2 flights a day to 3 every other day. Nice.
DeleteApart from the fact that you lie about the number of daily flights, perhaps if locals flew more there would be more flights.
DeleteThose damn local plebs
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