Sarajevo Airport registers busiest month on record

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Sarajevo Airport saw its busiest month on record in August, handling over 300.000 passengers for the very first time. It welcomed 311.827 travellers through its doors, representing an increase of 20.4%. The number of aircraft movements grew 10.3% to 2.414. During the January - August period, Sarajevo Airport registered 1.552.145 passengers, up 20%, or an additional 300.986 customers. Growth is expected to continue into September, with overall scheduled capacity up 16.3% year-over-year.


Sarajevo’s largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, August 2025


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  1. Anonymous11:09

    Quite impressive

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  2. Anonymous12:18

    You can see why Croatia Airlines would want to file a safety complaint

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    1. Anonymous13:28

      Typical Balkan thought process.
      Incompetence is not an issue, the issue is CTNs malicious intent.






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    2. Anonymous18:21

      Those numbers aren’t really pointing out incompetence

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  3. Anonymous12:27

    Amazing performance!

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  4. Anonymous12:45

    Well done Sarajevo!!!

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  5. Anonymous13:32

    Amazing picture! How many airports in Europe have Flyadeal, Jazeera and Qatar in the same frame?

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    1. Anonymous15:15

      Qatar stopped flying to Sarajevo. Photo is few years old.

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    2. EX-YU Aviation15:26

      Qatar Airways flies to Sarajevo seasonally and the photo was taken by myself less than a month ago.

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    3. Anonymous15:35

      @Anon 15:15:

      A short question: Isn't QR293 being operated by Qatar Airways? If yes, then Sarajevo is still served by Qatar Airways. :)

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    4. Anonymous20:12

      Qatar is still flying to SJJ. Sesonal flights end on 15 of sept.

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  6. Anonymous14:46

    Wow, that's a good news

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  7. Anonymous16:34

    Moze li Sarajevo biti treci aerdrom ,iza Beograda i Zagreba?Ja sam uvjeren da moze u naredne 2 godine...

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    1. Anonymous17:04

      Nemoze pored pristina i skoplje ni u narednih godina

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    2. Anonymous17:07

      Ne vjerujem da ce preteci Split o Pristinu.

      Svakako sto bi bilo dobro: Bolja povezanost Sarajeva sa Beogradom, Zagrebom i drugim ExYu aerodromima.

      Mislim da je doslo vrijeme, da Hrvatska, Srbija, BiH i Crna gora udju u vojni savez. Kao Francuska i Njemacka poslije WW2.

      Da se ovo sramotno stanje u regiji popravi. Kasnije mogu i ostale ExYu drzave da udju.

      Nazalost, nema Juge, ali kao nezavisne drzave trebamo se drzati jedni drugih. Malu EU napraviti. Kao onu grupu Visegrad.

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    3. Anonymous17:15

      U realnosti danasnje BiH, zasigurno ne! [S.K.]

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    4. Anonymous18:37

      SPU i PRN zasigurno ne, a SKP i DBV bi idalje bili visoki konkurenti (govorim kao Sarajlija).

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    5. Anonymous21:08

      Da ali ipak za Skoplje nemoze posto vec i ove godine sa skoplje ce biti razlika od 1 milion putnika , a kako je skoplje krenuo sa novim aviolinija i planovi za 2026 samo od Wizz air ce imati skoro 2 miliona putnika , plus ostale linije i kompanije

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