Sky Alps schedules new Mostar operations

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Italian regional carrier Sky Alps, which was selected last year through a public call to establish a summer base in Mostar with the support of subsidies, has announced the launch of several new routes from the city. Tickets are now on sale for flights from Mostar to Bergamo, Naples, and Palermo, which will complement flights to Rome and Munich which were operated last summer as well. In the coming days, the airline will also schedule new routes to Bari and Catania. All flights will be operated twice per week using Dash 8 Q400 turboprop aircraft. Further flight details can be found by clicking the links below.

RouteLaunch date
Mostar - BergamoMAY 15
Mostar - PalermoMAY 15
Mostar - Naples
MAY 16
Click on link for flight details

Comments

  1. Anonymous10:31

    Well they base one aircraft in OMO?

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    1. Anonymous10:32

      Yes, they won the tender to open a base as it says in the first sentence.

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  2. Anonymous12:10

    Wow amazing news for Mostar! 6 destination in Italy

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  3. Anonymous12:31

    Klagenfurt got Hambrug flights, as Ljubljana didn't want to lower the fees....

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    1. Anonymous13:43

      Why would austrian fly Ljubljana-Hamburg?

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    2. Anonymous13:56

      Skyalps flies it from 1.4 onwards

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    3. Anonymous20:18

      Sky Alps will start flying Klagenfurt-Hannover, Hamburg is served by Austrian

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  4. Anonymous13:25

    Mostar pays a lot of money for these flights.

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    1. Anonymous13:34

      Because it bring in money in indirect ways

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    2. Anonymous16:10

      Palermo and Catania?? What’s the point?

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    3. Anonymous16:29

      It could be outbound tourism for Mostar citizens vacationing in sunny Sicily. Or increase in investments between Italy and Mostar region fueling business travel. Or some diaspora links, or affordable Mostar city break for Italians. I don't know but any of those are great for Mostar.

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    4. Anonymous18:19

      How do you know?

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    5. Anonymous20:04

      If it is outbound tourism it can't bring money back, but increase money drain.

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    6. Anonymous20:40

      It is about pilgrimage tourism to Medjugorje.

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    7. Anonymous23:35

      I believe @20.40 is right. Hercegovina has as much sun as Sicily, and Adriatic sea 1 hour by car. Diaspora is mostly in Germany and northern Europe, definitely not in Southern Italy, business travel, probably some, but not enough to fuel the service, so yes, I believe 80-90 % of passengers will be Međugorje pilgrims

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  5. Anonymous11:25

    Vienna? That route was also mentioned earlier.

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  6. Anonymous13:13

    Pilgrim express

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  7. Anonymous16:56

    Bravo Mostar. Bravo Mario 👍

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