Ljubljana Airport maintains growth momentum

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Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport handled 111.414 passengers in April, representing an increase of 17.1% on the same month last year. However, the figure is still down 29.5% on the pre-pandemic 2019. During the four months of the year, Ljubljana Airport welcomed 369.231 travellers, up 24.5% and down 26.2% on 2023 and 2019 respectively.


Ljubljana’s largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, April 2024


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  1. Anonymous13:33

    Flydubai numbers are astonishing.

    Qatar really should be flying there for a few years now. Any idea why they don't?

    Lack of aircraft?

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    1. Anonymous15:15

      Lack of interest.

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    2. Anonymous21:41

      People said there was a lack of interest for Dubai as well. Meanwhile Flydubai operates 7-11 weekly flights for the entirety of winter

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  2. Anonymous13:40

    Bravo Fraport!

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  3. Anonymous14:37

    Oh, impressive. It's just heartwarming to see what a spectacular nosedive this airport managed to take in the last two decades.

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    1. Anonymous21:41

      Not as spectacular as seeing people crying about a 25% annual growth in PAX numbers lol

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    2. Anonymous12:15

      25% more than miserable traffic is still miserable traffic.

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    3. Anonymous12:33

      And do you expect it to grow 200% per year or something?

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    4. Anonymous13:57

      I would expect the traffic to reach at least 2018 levels this year in terms of passengers, weekly frequencies and schedule.

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    5. Anonymous14:31

      To pričakujete že 4 leta, in boste pričakovali še naprej. Predvsem pa urnika in frekvenc, ki jih je imela Adria verjetno nikoli ne boste dočakali. Oglej si jutranji vozni red letališča Ljubljana.

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  4. Anonymous21:42

    Transavia numbers are astounding lol. Is Slovenia the only country in Europe where the biggest LCC isn't one of the big 3?

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    1. Anonymous08:03

      Much much better than big 3.

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    2. Anonymous09:52

      Oh absolutely. And Transavia offers transfers with KLM and Air France, which is great.

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  5. Anonymous22:05

    And that's it folks, SJJ passed LJU and will stay like that until EOY.

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    1. Anonymous08:00

      Yes, exactly, so what.

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    2. Anonymous09:06

      Why is there so much competition who does better? I wish LJU and SJJ all the best.

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    3. Anonymous09:25

      Some people here cannot accept the fact that different airports develop differently depending on the socioeconomic and geopolitical situation, thinking that LJU/Slovenia is now worse off than SJJ/Bosnia just judging by passenger numbers.

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    4. Anonymous09:54

      Also worth noting, LJU has dumped far less on subsidies than Sarajevo has. Think LJU burned through 2-3 mil for the public calls, SJJ has almost doubled that

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    5. Anonymous11:13

      Sarajevo has invested 1.2M euros in all 3 public calls so far which covers everything until November

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  6. notLufthansa10:15

    But the interesting part is, that in this case, private airport owner is riding on direct state subsidies, eventhough they are presented as subs to airliners…

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    1. Anonymous12:19

      Yes, it seems they (airports) lobby well at European Commission, as all other types of subsidies other than subsidizing airport charges are not allowed in EU.

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