PHOTOS: Flynas touches down in Pristina

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Saudi Arabian low cost carrier Flynas inaugurated flights between Jeddah and Pristina today, marking the first time the two cities have been linked with a scheduled air service. With 66 passengers onboard the inaugural flight, the aircraft was welcomed by officials and a water cannon salute. The route will be maintained three times per week, on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, with an A320 aircraft.









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  1. Anonymous13:56

    Next up either Slovenia or Zagreb please!

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    1. Anonymous17:37

      yes please!! Split! we want Saudis here to spend their $$$.

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  2. Anonymous15:21

    That's very few passengers

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    1. Anonymous15:46

      you're aware that it's only have been the first flight?

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    2. Anonymous16:05

      Yes and I don't think that 40% load factor on inaugural flight where there seems to have been many non revenue officials onboard is that great.

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    3. Anonymous16:11

      Political flight without any commercial justification.

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    4. Anonymous17:51

      And Saudis are loaded

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    5. Anonymous18:52

      What is political about this flight

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    6. Anonymous07:42

      Then, you know nothing about politics.

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    7. Anonymous08:15

      I mean let’s be real, who’s flying from Saudi to Kosovo… never understood the point of this route in the first place

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    8. Anonymous08:28

      There are multiple Boeing 777 carrying pax from PRN to JED during Hajj season, so maybe there is interest for some to go there for Umrah.

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    9. Anonymous10:27

      @8:28 Your're right, quite some people going regularly for Umrah.

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  3. Anonymous17:53

    Wow very low pax numbers , I do think even this is first flight there will be more pax then this , and the LF wll be 40 % , but Saudis have money they dont care if the planes are empty....

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    1. Anonymous22:47

      This will end within a month. LCC with 40%LF is a huge failure

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    2. Anonymous03:07

      It will finish for sure , there is no any profit for the airline in this casr flynas , but could sustain only as political deal which I think this is clearly nothing else then that

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  4. Anonymous23:14

    passenger expert's talking sh , how poor menthality they have

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    1. Anonymous07:46

      The route is more intended for traveling for religious pilgrimage. So, I suppose the return flight had more pax.

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    2. Anonymous11:42

      @7.46 lol then you know very little about Kosovo. Religion is not really important there

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    3. Anonymous13:08

      I live there. Religion is not really important, but there are believers who practice it and are the target market for this route.

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  5. Anonymous03:01

    Where are the stewardesses?

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    1. Anonymous03:10

      The saudians are important to be shown on the photos , not the crew , they are less important :D

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