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Pristina Airport adds over 200.000 passengers

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Pristina Airport registered its busiest April on record by handling 399.207 passengers, representing an increase of 22.3% on the same month last year. The number of aircraft movements grew 19.6% to 2.334. During the January - April period, the airport welcomed 1.369.819 travellers, up 17.5%, or an extra 203.960 passengers. Pristina Airport is anticipated to continue its record run, with May capacity up 21% and June capacity growing by 18.4%.


Pristina's largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, April 2025


June 02, 2025
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  1. Anonymous10:34

    Impressive!

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  2. Anonymous10:45

    They continue like this, PRN will hit soon 5 mio per year. Probably not 2025, but 2026

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    1. Anonymous15:56

      +1

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  3. Anonymous11:03

    Will PRN finish this year ahead of ZAG?

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    1. Anonymous11:33

      Yes

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    2. Anonymous11:35

      Doubt that. PRN now is ahead with about 90k but ZAG picks up in summer.

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    3. Anonymous11:35

      No there is not. PRN has a weak summer compared to ZAG and you can already see it based on April figures.

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    4. Anonymous11:42

      Yes but look at the PRN growth. ZAG won't have that.

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    5. Anonymous11:46

      If after summer ZAG and PRN have similiar number of passengers there is a high probability that PRN will be ahead of ZAG at the end of the year.

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    6. Anonymous02:38

      Agree; just imagine if Wizz or Ryan had bases there what their numbers would be!

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  4. Anonymous11:17

    Impressive growth. The airport does not seem to have big seasonality compared to others.

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    1. Viktor Kunovski12:06

      GP Aviation officially has 3 Boeing 737-400, but on some days it is clear that in PRN they have up to 6 consecuitive flights in space of 60 minutes. Are they leasing extra equipment?

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    2. Anonymous12:13

      Yes, they are.

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  5. Anonymous14:25

    Top 10 airlines have about 50% market share (if the ratio of occupancy/capacity hold the same for all airlines). The market is highly fragmented, which is a good thing.

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  6. Anonymous14:53

    Finally reading something about PRN

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    1. Anonymous19:13

      Not much going on in PRN.

      Not a single airline or new destination launched in past 12 months.

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    2. Anonymous20:29

      Paris and Lyon are new but from the tour operators.

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    3. Anonymous08:25

      And they are just summer seasonal..

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  7. Anonymous14:36

    Bravo

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