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The Management of Mostar Airport plans to enter the Polish and Ireland Market

Published: February 24, 2015
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MostarAirport (Ekapija)The manager of Mostar airport is satisfied with the operations in the past year. They transported about 70.000 passengers and marked this year with flights from Italy, announced for the Business Portal eKapija.ba Mark Djuzel, the Head of Transport and security of MostarAirport.

“The most important things from last year are regular line Roma-Mostar, which are quite positive, as well as the return of travelers from Lebanon and national companies BH Airlines and Croatia Airlines” added Djuzel, and pointed out that this year opened the regular line Mostar – Gothenburg, which officially begins the 02nd April 2015.

Except these lines, Mostar airport will retain regular line with Rome (Tuesday and Friday) and regular charters Mostar-Bari and Naples -Mostar (Tuesday and Friday).

All information on buying tickets can be obtained via Facebook pages and in the offices of the MostarAirport.

Further plans for the management of MostarAirport are related to maintaining passengers from Italy and Lebanon and punching the Polish and Irish markets.

“Regarding the capital investments, the airport has reached its maximum infrastructure. All investments in aviation are quite expensive so that the capital investment will depend on possible support higher levels of government. Definitely we will purchase what is in our power, these are mostly items about the aspect of improving security”, said Djuzel.

 

(Source: ekapija)

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