Pristina Airport adds close to half a million passengers

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Pristina Airport saw its busiest November on record by handling 336.964 passengers, representing an increase of 8.1% on the same month last year. During the January - November period, the airport welcomed 4.216.152 travellers, up 13.4%, or by an additional 497.096 passengers.


Pristina’s largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, November 2025


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  1. Anonymous10:48

    The growth has slowed down quite considerably post summer and start of next year does not seem very promising. The incentives program has not done much so far.

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    1. Anonymous10:56

      Airport operator's hands are tied. Government sets the airport fees. It is the most bizarre concession agreement I have heard of.

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    2. Anonymous11:21

      I am not very familiar with it, but as you are saying, the private company built and operates the airport, and they pay the government a percentage of gross revenues. And the fees airport charges to airlines are set by the government?

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    3. Anonymous11:31

      Υes!

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  2. Anonymous11:46

    Sad to see Condor go even though it was scheduled charter and Eurowings reduce a lot. GP winning all over.. crazy

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  3. Anonymous12:54

    The airport’s exterior looks very pretty.

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  4. Anonymous13:07

    You can not really expect constant growth on such destinations which are mostly generated by diaspora, but great work PRN.

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  5. Anonymous14:13

    Will GP Aviation start flying from other airports in the Balkans?

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    1. Anonymous16:11

      They should. Seems like they are successful being Kosovo's national airline. SKP seems the most logical first move. But Wizz is planning huge expansion drive there...a pre-emptive move? Saying...stay off my cloud...?

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    2. Anonymous17:09

      They stand no chance against Wizz or in any other Balkan airport. Only PRN operates with reiseburo agencies like that.

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    3. Anonymous17:24

      Vlora or Kukes?

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    4. Anonymous17:25

      14:13
      They have a summer route to Basel from Ohrid.

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    5. Anonymous17:56

      @17:24 What about them?

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    6. Anonymous19:41

      Flights with GP Aviation. Helvetic flight to Zurich was organized by tour operator Illyrian Eagle. Why not again?

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    7. Anonymous00:30

      Because Kukes is unflyeable

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  6. Anonymous14:34

    There will probably be over 5 million passengers next year.

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    1. Anonymous17:28

      +1

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    2. Anonymous18:41

      The airport would need to grow by 8-9% to reach that and based on scheduled capacity so far, it seems a bit difficult.

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  7. Anonymous19:44

    GP Aviation has nine planes during peak holiday days. At least that's what I counted.

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