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Ljubljana Airport registers busiest July on record

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Ljubljana Airport recorded its busiest July to date, surpassing both its pre-pandemic and pre-Adria Airways bankruptcy figures from 2018 and 2019 for the first time in eight years. The airport welcomed 208.638 passengers during the month, representing an increase of 14.9% on last year, 0.6% on 2019 and 4.9% on 2018. It also recently welcomed its millionth passenger of the year, reaching the milestone three weeks earlier than in 2025. The passenger travelled on a Swiss flight to Zurich.


Fraport Slovenia Managing Director Jürgen Deischl said on the occasion of the milestone: "Welcoming the millionth passenger exactly three weeks earlier than last year is a clear sign of the continued momentum of Ljubljana Airport. It reflects growing demand, additional airline capacity and the successful expansion and diversification of our flight network. This milestone is the result of the dedication of our airport team, the trust of our airline partners and the close cooperation of all key stakeholders. Our ambition is to further strengthen Ljubljana Airport's position as the airport of choice for Slovenia and the wider Alpine-Adriatic region by expanding connectivity, ensuring reliable operations and an excellent passenger experience".

During the January - July period, Ljubljana Airport handled 998.876 passengers, an increase of 14.7% or an extra 128.019 travellers. The airport now anticipates over 1.7 million customers in 2026.

Ljubljana's largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, July 2026


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  1. Anonymous10:32

    Looking at the numbers, EasyJet might be the 2nd biggest airline next summer with LTN added. Anything more to come from them?

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    1. Anonymous10:33

      Nevermind, I just checked and LTN is not bookable in the peak summer (July, August)

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    2. Anonymous10:35

      They will most likely add those flights, and if the route does well in the winter, probably increase it to 4x per week as well.

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    3. Anonymous10:36

      It doesn't make any sense to have it 4x weekly during the winter and then during the summer go down to binary 3x weekly. Or am I missing something?

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    4. Anonymous10:37

      It's not a final schedule, they will add those flights.

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    5. Anonymous10:42

      Does EasyJet have any summer destination bases that they could fly from next summer? Surely the results of Vueling could showcase how much potential is still there

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    6. Anonymous10:45

      Porto, Malaga, Palma de Mallorca, ...

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    7. Anonymous10:51

      Would it be realistic for them to open one of those routes?

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    8. Anonymous10:56

      A while ago there was an article here on how they were looking at opening a route to LJU from outside of the UK, so they are (were) clearly interested in expanding their LJU operations, but that"s all we know and can say. Everything else is just guessing. At the end of the day, their financial calculations will be the decider if any of the routes are worth launching.

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  2. Anonymous10:32

    Atlast, this is what we have all been waiting for. Wishing Ljubljana a continuous steady growth from now on.

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  3. Anonymous10:34

    best Top10 airlines list in ExYu must say

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    1. Anonymous13:05

      +1

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    2. Anonymous15:55

      best how?

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  4. Anonymous10:36

    Is there any other new routes in the making for the upcoming winter/next summer?

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    1. Anonymous10:41

      I could see Pristina soon, as well as Geneva. But not getting my hopes up

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    2. Anonymous10:53

      no chance

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    3. Anonymous11:27

      wizz to pristina will probably happen soon.

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    4. Anonymous12:39

      I doubt it, what with Skopje. But its a possibility with incentives.

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    5. Anonymous15:45

      Pristina, Sofia, Tirana, Rome, Madrid are some of the candidates

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    6. Anonymous16:12

      Well not Sofia. Seems very unlikely

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    7. Anonymous16:23

      absurd list

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  5. Anonymous10:38

    The increase of almost 30k passengers in a month is quite an achievement for LJU airport, especially in those uncertain times when some airports are stagnating.

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      +1

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  6. Anonymous11:46

    Bravo Fraport!

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  7. Anonymous12:55

    Congratulations to LJU 👏👏 Finally their busiest July ever

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  8. JU520 BEGLAX13:15

    I like the aircondition they have installed for the jetbridges. This I call proper and respectful service. In ZRH we dont have it, which shows well how much respect they have for their customers but also airport employees.

    Congrats to LJU. Keep going and hopefully next year the all time record of 2018 will be broken

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      Totally agree. JFK's Terminal 1 also either doesn't have them or they weren't working, and NYC gets quite humid and hot in the summer...

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    2. Anonymous17:19

      In ZRH boarding sometimes is so slow that u are in 10 minutes stuck in their glass jetbridges with temps of 45 C. Absolute inacceptable behavior towards customers, especially also to eldery people or people with illnesses.

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  9. Anonymous16:23

    If they could only do something with the system of disembarking via narrow "chicken" stairs. Not to mention climbing from the apron through the other narrow stairs to te the jet bridge first if you arrive with ATR for example.

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