Edelweiss Air extends Pristina wide-body operations

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Switzerland’s Edelweiss Air, which has been maintaining part of its 2025 summer operations between Zurich and Pristina with its new Airbus A350-900 aircraft, has extended the usage of widebodies on the route into parts of the upcoming 2025/26 winter season. The carrier will utilise the 339-seat A350-900 on flights to Pristina on December 18, 19, 23 and 30, as well as on January 2, 3 and 4. Furthermore, it will deploy its 314-seat A340-300 aircraft on January 2. Between the holiday travel period, from December 15 until January 5, Edelweiss Air has a total of 19.660 seats on sale between the two cities (both ways included), up 10% on the same period in 2024/25.

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  1. Anonymous13:31

    The demand must be big...
    Bear with me, i'm not familiar with it..

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  2. Anonymous13:34

    Damn four engines in Priština

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    1. Anonymous14:13

      They have been a regular sight in PRN for years now

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  3. Anonymous13:43

    Last week flew for second time with that bird.
    9 seats in a row, two aisles, comfy and spacious indeed.

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  4. Anonymous20:07

    Here I found a video a340 landing in Pristina! https://youtu.be/ePRHWp3jAoo?si=hiaO20OWLz2kWFHG

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    1. Anonymous02:10

      Video by Flightradar24 Edelweiss new A350 from Zurich to Pristina!

      https://youtu.be/xQWY3GiS4zA?si=CIuDLR-FWuyyTAQA

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  5. Anonymous22:32

    Swiss A350 doing short haul flights as of this coming Saturday. First destinations are PMI and AGP on 25OCT. Later on GVA HAJ DUS PMI and lots of flights to PRG. A pity, they did not chose BEG.

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  6. Anonymous02:59

    Probably only ex Yu airport with regular a350 flights

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    1. Anonymous06:53

      And five markets Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Scandinavia and Turkiye.

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    2. Anonymous09:20

      Italy, UK, Slovakia, Hungary..

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