Sarajevo Airport counts more than 150.000 passengers in June

Sharklet by Wizz Air (Photo: Amely Mizzi).
Sharklet by Wizz Air (Photo: Amely Mizzi).

Sarajevo Airport counts more than 150.000 passengers in June

Sharklet by Wizz Air (Photo: Amely Mizzi).
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Sarajevo Airport continues to achieve record results: last month, the airport registered 154.887 passengers, making it the busiest month ever. This corresponds to an increase of almost 30 percent compared to the pre-crisis level, according to the aviation portal Ex-Yu-Aviation. In the first half of the year, Sarajevo Airport handled 559.455 passengers, 22,2 percent more than before Covid 2019. The opening of the new Wizz Air base and also the non-stop flights to Hurghada, which are operated by Air Cairo, would have contributed significantly to this .

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