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Eurowings connects Mostar with Stuttgart and Düsseldorf

Published: April 9, 2025
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In order to be fully prepared for the upcoming summer season and regular flights from Mostar to Dusseldorf and Stuttgart, Eurowings crews performed training flights at Mostar Airport, the Mostar airport announced.

They state that due to its technical and operational specificities, Mostar requires additional pilot training and that this preparation is important for safe and reliable air traffic.

Eurowings will connect Mostar with Stuttgart and Dusseldorf, and tickets are available for purchase on the airline’s official website.

We remind you that the mayor of Mostar, Mario Kordić, on Tuesday, at the opening of the 26th International Economic Fair, announced flights to Rome, Milan, Palermo, Naples and Bari from May, Fena writes.

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