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Number of Flights from the Tuzla International Airport to be reduced

Published: July 20, 2020
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From August 1, the number of flights from the Tuzla International Airport (TIA) to Dortmund will decrease, Edina Šišić, head of the traffic sector at TIA, confirmed for RTV Slon.

She added that the reason for the reduction in the number of flights from Tuzla International Airport to Dortmund is the consequence of passenger restrictions for BiH citizens.

In addition to the current five flights a week to Dortmund, flights will take place three times a week from Wednesday, August 1, Fridays and Sundays, eKapija news portal reports.

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