
Winter: Pegasus Airlines flies more frequently to Sarajevo and Skopje
The Istanbul-based low-cost airline Pegasus Airlines will be expanding its flights to Sarajevo and Skopje from October. The low-cost airline Pegasus Airlines is pursuing an expansion plan, as the expansion of flights to the Balkan countries shows. This is specifically reflected in the flight extensions to Sarajevo and Skopje, where the Turkish airline has made changes. The Istanbul-Sarajevo route will be served twice a day in the future, with the airline switching from the current eleven weekly flights to daily operations. In addition, the Bosnian capital will be flown to twice a week from Antalya, meaning that Pegasus Airlines will offer a total of 16 weekly flights in the winter season. Skopje will also be served more frequently in winter: the airline is increasing its weekly flights from eight to eleven. In addition, two flights a week will be offered from Antalya, but Skopje will also be flown to three times a week from Izmir Airport. According to the Ex-Yu Aviation News portal, Pegasus Airlines will therefore fly to Skopje 16 times a week. Both flight extensions are scheduled to be implemented from October 27th.







