Sky Alps schedules new Mostar route

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Italian regional airline Sky Alps has announced a new scheduled services between Mostar and Bari, complementing earlier announced flights from its upcoming base in Bosnia and Herzegovina to Bergamo, Palermo and Naples. Although initial plans included Catania alongside Bari, these have not been scheduled and appear to have been removed from the airline's plans. The new route to Bari is set to begin on May 16 and will operate twice per week. Additional flight details are available here. The new additions will complement the carrier’s Mostar - Rome service which operated last year as well. 

This summer, Mostar Airlines will be served by five airlines. Alongside Sky Alps they include AJet, Air Serbia, Eurowings and Croatia Airlines. Jointly, they will link Mostar with scheduled flights to eleven destinations.


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  1. Anonymous13:38

    How much is Mostar paying for those flights?

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    1. Anonymous01:21

      Great news for Mostar. Mostar is becoming decent regional airport. Congratulations to management and local politicians

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  2. Anonymous13:57

    Skyalps will operate charter flights Corfu-Mostar

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  3. Anonymous14:41

    I like their (Aerodrom Mostar?) map..! Düsseldorf is under water, Belgrade in Romania etc.
    Luckily they don't need to fly those planes, else, dear passengers of Mostar Airport: get ready for our mystery-flights..!

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    1. Anonymous15:24

      And Naples is Napels :D

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    2. Zephyr17:58

      ;D

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    3. Anonymous18:55

      Naples is Napels in Dutch :D

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    4. Anonymous01:59

      Maybe the Philadelphia major works for mostar airport

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  4. Miroslav Smederevo15:43

    Hercegovina keeps winning. Time for Trebinje to open an airport as well.

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    1. Anonymous16:13

      Of course. More airports is exactly what BiH needs

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    2. Anonymous16:40

      Yeah cause these four cant handle the number of traffic anymore, very busy, very busy.

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    3. Anonymous00:52

      Eh, that was a joke

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  5. Anonymous20:07

    Vienna was mentioned too in SkyAlps' original plans for Mostar. Will that one happen?

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    1. Anonymous20:53

      Only analiticar was yapping about that

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  6. Anonymous22:34

    Good news for OMO.

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