Morava Airport records busiest month to date

NEWS FLASH


Morava Airport registered its busiest month since opening its doors for commercial use in December 2019. The airport near Kraljevo welcomed 2.825 travellers on Air Serbia flights to Istanbul, Thessaloniki and Tivat, all operated by the ATR72 turboprop aircraft. Operator Airports of Serbia told EX-YU Aviation News that during the January - August period, Morava Airport handled 10.094 passengers.


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  1. Anonymous10:39

    Excellent result considering the circumstances (only ATR, number of lines) I think it would be very good to return Vienna to the winter flight schedule.

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  2. Anonymous10:48

    Why not invite new Romanian Air Connect to launch flights here for example OTP-KVO or CND-KVO? They have an ATR fleet.

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    1. Anonymous10:48

      Who on earth is going to fly from Kraljevo to Bucharest?

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    2. Anonymous10:54

      You think there is no turizam between Srbija and Romania?

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  3. Anonymous11:05

    I believe JU had 54 flights in August from/to KVO, that makes 52 pax per flight, not bad.

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  4. Anonymous11:09

    Što znači da je LF oko 80%, na ATR-u to je lepa zarada.

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  5. Anonymous11:37

    It's a pity they aren't able to accommodate low-cost carriers, KVO is a really good potential as it serves central and southern Serbia and they can offer competitive fares (compared to BEG, for example)

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    1. Anonymous14:32

      What do you mean with "aren't able to accommodate low -cost carriers" ? Why wouldn't they (if they want) ?

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    2. maxi449215:11

      Runway is not hard enough for anything bigger then a turboprop. And how many LCC's with turboprops do we have in Serbia? None.

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    3. Anonymous16:06

      Wizz must get ATRs for Morava.

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  6. Anonymous11:58

    It's a very grand terminal for so few flights and passengers.

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  7. Anonymous12:00

    So, in Jan-Aug 2022 KVO has equaling with OSI now (only 158 pax more)

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  8. Anonymous12:06

    So what's the plan, to stay like this forever? When are they going to rebuild the runway?

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  9. Anonymous12:30

    I'm so happy to see that something is moving forward when it comes to Morava airport! Great news!

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  10. Anonymous12:38

    Uff, more competition for LJU 🤡

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  11. Anonymous13:22

    So KVO overtook Osijek

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    1. Anonymous13:55

      As I wrote, not yet.
      By the year end, if no new flights introduced, KVO will see some 12.500 pax, which is symbolic.

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    2. Anonymous17:47

      Already ahead of Brač, Mostar, Mali Lošinj and Maribor. Osijek could be next and overtaking Portorož could be a goal for next year. Not too bad for an airport that was closed for years.

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    3. Anonymous20:10

      Well, we don't know the numbers for Brač for august yet, but it was 4.5 k in july, so probably around 4 k in august, and it was 8.5 k passengers in Brač for the first 7 months which means Morava didn't overtake Brač( I mean, it "did", because we don't have the statistics for August. So, around 12-13 k passengers on Brač in 2022 until August.

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    4. Anonymous00:43

      Who cares who have more pax Morava, Brac or Portoroz, what's the point.

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  12. Anonymous02:02

    I was one of those pax on a full flight to TIV in August.

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  13. Anonymous10:07

    VIE is missing for connections to W Europe. A codeshare with Austrian for this route would be great.

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  14. Rodney Marinkovic10:44

    Bez gradnje nove piste, sposobne da primi mlazne putnicke i kargo avione, Morava ostaje manja od patuljka u komercijalnom saobracaju. Ako drzava nastavi da iz budjeta placa letove i u iducih deset godina, to bi izneo trosak poreskim obaveznicima blizu 30 miliona evra.
    A to je vise od cene zemljista poljoprivrednicima u Obrvi,
    koje je potrebno za pistu 4.000 x 45 metara. I ostalim objektima koji su predvidjeni u projektu Aerodroma Srbije
    za ovaj aerodrom buducnosti. Ova vojna pista je potrebna za V.B i njen razvoj. Ta pista se nemoze produzavati jer nema nosivost za velike avione i komercijalni saobracaj. Ipak predstoji za mene jos jedno svedocenje u komercijalnoj avijaciji. To ce biti beznacajno za citaoce ovog portala.
    Ali krucialno za mene. Zbog toga sto sam na samom pocetku gradnje ovog aerodroma, odnosno Vazduhoplovne
    Baze poceo da radim 1 septembra 1961 godine.
    Kupio sam kartu za peti oktobar i posle 61 godinu bice mi to Prvo poletanje Sa Aerodroma Morava Kraljevo, za Istanbul. Takodje ovo ce biti i prvo letenje na ATR-u Air Srbije.
    Ujedno, Kraljevacka Morava bice mi sto sedamdeset osmi aerodrom u mojem log book-u u svojstvu putnika u zadnjih 52 goine u podnebesju Gospodnjem. Duge decenije sam sanjao i verovao da ce jednoga dana ovaj aerodrom biti deo, pored Srbije i deo sveta. Vera mi ostaje i za izgradnju Nove Piste sa pratecim objektima.
    Bez toga Morava ostaje "tuzan sirak bez igde ikoga."
    Drzava i Vlada zna da ce Moravu dograditi i omoguciti samoodrzivost. 🛫🌐✈
    Rodney Marinkovic and Aviation Enthusiast Associate Group ✈😀🛫

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