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The government of the entity of Republika Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina has obliged the public operator of Banja Luka Airport, Aerodromi Republike Srpske, to extend a ground handling agreement with the Serbian national carrier. The operator will cover Air Serbia's airport costs and fees from December 1, 2016 until November 30, 2017, the government said in a statement. The same terms and conditions will be applied as previous years. The subsidies will be provided from the entity budget, although the exact figure has not been made public. It will mark the third year the airport has been covering Air Serbia's expenses on its route between Belgrade and Banja Luka. The Serbian carrier is the only airline operating scheduled flights to Bosnia and Herzegovina's second largest city.
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ReplyDeleteA koji deo je tuzan a koji smesan?
DeleteNe zna ni on sta je smesno a sta tuzno, samo hoce da besni negde
DeleteTuzno je to sto teraju sve jer kao ne zele da placaju a onda se okrenu i to isto rade za ASL. Dupli standardi.
DeleteBravo Srpska!
ReplyDeleteAir Subsidiary lol
ReplyDeleteI think that "the airport has been covering Air Serbia's expenses on its route between Belgrade and Banja Luka" is a bit misleading. What's more correct is that they are not charging them anything at BNX (ground handling and airport fees)
ReplyDeleteUzas. Linija bez smisla i koristi.
ReplyDeleteLinija ima puno smisla samo treba malo razmisliti. Pre svega politickog. A ko sedi u vladi, pa politicari!
DeleteDa daju takve uvjete Wizzairu imali bi 10 puta više putnika i neusporedivo više linija, te prihode od trgovine, ugostiteljstva...
ReplyDeleteWhat are the standard 'ground handling and airport fees' , if there is such thing at BNX ?
ReplyDeleteWould authorities, by any chance, grant 5th freedom to an airline flying to/from BNX to let's say Vienna ?