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Wizz Air cancels Four more Lines from Tuzla Airport

Published: September 5, 2020
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As many as eight lines from the airport in Tuzla will be suspended, and they have canceled their only line in Slovenia. The last flight this year between Charleroi in Belgium and Ljubljana is scheduled for October 24, and flights are expected to be re-established in March next year.

Earlier, “Wizz Air” canceled four routes from Tuzla airport, and now it cancels four more, for Berlin, Cologne, Baden and Vaxjo, Avaz news portal reports.

These flights should be reestablished in March 2021. During this winter, the traffic from this city continues on eight routes, but it is reduced. These are flights to Basel, Dortmund, Hahn, Memmingen, Eindhoven, Gothenburg, Malmö and Skavsta. The airline also canceled a flight from Sarajevo to Budapest, but it should be re-established on October 2.

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