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Sarajevo Airport normalizes Traffic after Snowfall

Published January 5, 2026
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After the snow stopped falling overnight in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, all planned flights were successfully carried out at Sarajevo International Airport this morning.

“The improvement in weather conditions has enabled smooth traffic flow, and the Airport’s Winter Service has been working intensively since the early morning hours to clean the maneuvering areas. Our Winter Service teams are on the ground, and workers who manually remove snow from the edges of the runway have also come to their aid,” Sarajevo Airport told Fena news agency.

According to current information, they expect all flights scheduled for today’s flight schedule to be carried out.

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