Low cost carrier FlyOne Armenia will increase frequencies between Belgrade and Yerevan during the 2027 summer season. The service, which is scheduled to launch on December 15 with two weekly flights, will increase to three weekly from April 1, with the introduction of an additional Thursday rotation complementing the existing Tuesday and Friday services. The airline put tickets on sale for the upcoming summer season late last week. The schedule for this winter can be found here.
Admin, I know if might be impossible, but I'm asking either way. Is there any chance you push out a schedule of each airport per season, like you do with new routes? Since the new website is a massive upgrade, maybe that's the only thing missing
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DeleteThat would be of immense value.
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Delete@13:34 am i dim, but what do you mean by 'schedule of each airport per season', like every route the airport boasts?
DeleteThis is great to hear .
ReplyDeleteGreat news! Is BEG the second best connected airport in the Balkans to the Caucasus after IST?
ReplyDeleteMaybe Athens.
Delete@13:50 i think 13:40 is correct. I don't think Athens is connected to Baku currently.
DeleteAs per frequencies tho ATH is more connected, Aegean flies daily to both EVN & TBS while Sky Express fly also there with 3-4 weekly each.
DeleteAthens is also connected to Baku summer seasonal with 2-3 weekly flights. Kutaisi in Georgia is also flown a few times a week year round from both Athens and Thessaloniki.
DeleteDoes anybody know what the loads are for this winter until now?
ReplyDeleteThe route hasn't started yet mate.
DeleteThey must be happy with the advanced bookings or trying to prevent Air Serbia from entering the fray.
ReplyDeleteClearly they know something we don't in regards to the JU network :P
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts as well. Probably someone from EVN told them that JU is about to start flying there, so they are positioning themselves better ahead of time.
DeleteHonestly, there may be place for both on the route but the yields may be trash.
DeleteIt's unfortunate JU took FOREVER to launch Yerevan, i think only Cluj has been more delayed, among obvious routes.
@16:42 are you the famous Cluj boy?
DeleteNope and you're getting boring with that.
Delete^ No duller than the person who states Cluj at every change they can..
DeleteWell, here you have it.
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ReplyDeletethe new website is significantly swlower to load than the old.