AJet to discontinue Tuzla service

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Turkish Airlines’ low cost subsidiary AJet is discontinuing its flights between Istanbul Sabiha Gocken Airport and Tuzla after a year and a half of operations. The last service on the route, which was maintained on a weekly basis, will run on June 1. Pegasus Airlines continues to link the two airports with a one weekly flight. It has scheduled the 239-seat Airbus A321 aircraft on the route for most of the upcoming peak summer season.

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  1. Anonymous14:01

    Hoce li nastaviti od proljeća zna li se?

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    1. Anonymous14:29

      You can safely assume not

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    2. Anonymous14:50

      Nadamo se da će Pegasus povećati,ratna kriza je sve poremetila.

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    3. Anonymous14:53

      Evo samo što nije povećao.

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    4. Anonymous15:07

      Vidim ljubomorni ste.

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    5. Anonymous15:12

      Neko je ljubomoran na otkazivanje linije?

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    6. Anonymous02:05

      A321 is too large for Tuzla and LF was really low.

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    7. Anonymous02:09

      I think you misunderstood. Pegasus will be using A321

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  2. Anonymous17:55

    Inflation in Turkey is expected to really grow.

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  3. Anonymous19:14

    It's so interesting with all the destinations with tens of weekly flights from SJJ, but TZL, BNX and OMO can't make a minimum number of weekly flights to the very same destinations work.

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