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Flydubai to reduce Flights to Sarajevo?

Published: April 24, 2019
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According to the new flight schedule for the winter season 2019/2020, which begins on October 27th, the Flydubai airline will reduce flights to Sarajevo and Zagreb.

Flights to Sarajevo, which take place three times a day during the peak summer season, will take place three times a week during winter.

According to the flight schedule for the winter season 2019/2020, Flydubai airline will increase flights to Belgrade and keep the same number of flights as last winter for Skopje.

The hybrid operator continues with the flights between Dubai and Zagreb on October 27, replacing its Emirates partner at the service.

Summer flights to Dubrovnik this year will also be affected, and the airline will modify operations on its summer flights to Dubrovnik. Two Sunday services will be resumed in June and will last until October, eKapija business portal reports.

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