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Banja Luka Airport has more airline seats on offer during the second half of the year than prior to the coronavirus pandemic. At this point, between July and December of this year, a total of 116.637 seats are on sale to and from Bosnia and Herzegovina’s second largest city, which represents an increase of 121% on the same period in 2019. Overall, Banja Luka will have an extra 63.848 seats available compared to pre-pandemic levels. As a result, the airport will record the 35th highest capacity growth rate in Europe this year. It comes as a result of Wizz Air, which introduced five new routes from the city, as well as Air Montenegro, which has commenced a new service from Tivat. This will be followed by an additional two new routes to be introduced by Ryanair in August and November, complementing its existing network from the city. During the first half of the year, Banja Luka Airport handled 12.898 passengers, down 68.4% on the same period in 2020.
Spectacular! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteStill waiting for the flight to INI so I can go for weekends!
ReplyDeleteGood job Wizz and Ryan Air. Now Banja Luka needs to modernize the airport and build air bridges.
ReplyDeleteAir bridges? You can't be serious.
DeleteI agree. Bigger terminal building with Shops and Restaurant. Now they can only handle two flights at the same time
ReplyDeleteCould BNX have more passengers than LJU this year?
ReplyDeleteNo wonder. Wizz sends A321 on all flights except Dortmund.
ReplyDeleteThey just started getting busy.
ReplyDeleteAnyone know what happen with Berlin-Banja Luka?
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DeleteI have Just Seen that Ryanair has unfortunately cancelled flights BER BNX
DeleteRYR is losing the confidence of passengers due to its constant flight delays and I think they lost the battle with WZZ before it started.They are moving VIE BGY HHN for november.If WZZ try to open one of these destionation they would be 100% full!!!Wzz will fly 60pax on board Ryr wont.
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