Ljubljana Airport retains growth momentum

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Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport registered a second consecutive month of strong growth by handling 151.849 passengers in May, representing an increase of 13.5% on the same period last year. The figure was achieved despite aircraft movements declining 0.3%. Over the January - May period, the airport welcomed 525.742 travellers through its doors, an improvement of 4.5%, or an additional 22.771 passengers. The figure is still down 21.6% on the pre-pandemic 2019. Passenger numbers are expected to grow in June as well, with scheduled capacity up 17.3%


Ljubljana's largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, May 2025


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  1. Anonymous13:33

    Bravo Fraport!

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  2. Anonymous13:33

    Amsterdam already on 4th position by capacity… nice

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    1. Anonymous13:46

      Not yet because Transavia also flies Paris Orly, but getting there! :)

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    2. Anonymous14:01

      But that should be under Transavia France?

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    3. Anonymous14:06

      Transavia France is not calculated in this number. They had 4914 sheduled sits in May. Transavia's number 6804 is only from Amsterdam.

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    4. Anonymous14:11

      Oh, my mistake then, sorry!

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  3. XYZ13:34

    Admin, will TK overtake Lufthansa in terms of capacity with the 3rd daily flight this month?

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    1. EX-YU Aviation13:38

      Based on current scheduled equipment, Lufthansa will still have some 4.000 seats more in June. In July, difference will be around a 1.000 seats.

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    2. XYZ13:40

      Thank you!

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    3. Anonymous13:41

      It's really time for TK to think about a second destination from LJU

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    4. Anonymous14:42

      Such as? TK flies to VIE, VCE, ZAG, BEG... only to IST. It would be nice seeing Pegasus or A jet in LJU, or some widebody flights with TK.

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    5. Anonymous15:27

      Another destination in Turkey.

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    6. Anonymous15:39

      No point. Turks need visas for Slovenia and no other city in Turkey is attractive for Slovenian tourists. Also, only hub is Istanbul. Probably some summer charters to Antalya or Bodrum already flies

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    7. Anonymous16:04

      I do think Antalya could work with Pegasus or SunExpress

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    8. Anonymous20:14

      16:04 +1

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  4. Anonymous13:38

    Which ac movements were declining? All ac incl small private or biz aircrafts or the number of flights operated by airlines? Dont we have more flights considering KL and EW add ons, than last year?

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    1. Anonymous13:40

      I think it's the MRO sector

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  5. Anonymous13:44

    Do we know what KLM loads were like admin?

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  6. Anonymous14:20

    It’s quite interesting seeing Swiss so high up, while Austrian couldn’t see the potential on the market.

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  7. Anonymous19:13

    Many will disagree but LJU is becoming quite unstoppable.

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    1. Anonymous19:17

      "The figure is still down 21.6% on the pre-pandemic 2019"

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