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Eurowings reduces Flights from Mostar

Published: January 31, 2025
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Eurowings will fly to Dusseldorf from May 3rd once a week (on Saturdays) and from July 15th to August 26th twice a week (the second flight on Tuesdays). After that, it will return to flying only on Saturdays. This route remains as planned.

However, for Stuttgart, the company was supposed to start operations on May 10th once a week (on Saturdays). This has now been postponed by a month, and flights will begin only on June 14th.

From July 1st until the end of the summer flight schedule, it was supposed to operate twice a week (adding a Tuesday flight).

However, it will now fly twice a week only from July 29th to September 16th, after which it will operate once a week.

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