NEWS FLASH
Chair Airlines will increase frequencies from both Basel and Zurich to Pristina during the 2026/27 winter season. Basel services will grow from daily last winter to between nine and ten weekly, depending on the month, while Zurich flights will increase from fourteen to fifteen weekly, including three rotations on Sundays.
The Swiss carrier will also continue operating daily flights between Stuttgart and Pristina on behalf of tour operator Air Prishtina. Air Prishtina is owned by Albex Aviation, which also owns Chair Airlines. On the Stuttgart route, it will compete with ten weekly GP Aviation flights and a weekly Eurowings service.
GP aviation is sinking faster than Titanic
ReplyDeleteThis made me laugh out loud 😂. It is time real airlines take over. This overpriced reisburo era should end
DeleteThere is no big difference between Chair and GP aviation.
DeleteTrue dat
DeleteAt least you don’t have to fly on 34 years old aircraft
DeleteIt is looking increasingly like airlines are positioning themselves for the collapse of GP Aviation.
ReplyDeleteYeah, looks like it.
DeleteIf they collapse, it would interesting to know which other airline will get the right for flight to Switzerland.
The one who will bring the bigger present to the Government.
Deletewhy dont they move some aircraft to PRN, its not like nobody nows that they are are a kosovar airline
ReplyDeletethere is also Enter on that route, whoever have chartered them
ReplyDeleteEnter flies for Chair/Air Prishtina. They own 49% of Chair.
DeleteWhy do they only do the STR route themselves on Enter Air flightnumbers and DUS and MUC not?
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