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ljubav_aha wrote:
a to tebe uopste tako nesto briga za je to je tvoj problem ko ti je kriv kad volis da se sekiras

Erzsebet wrote:

ljubav_aha wrote:
a to tebe uopste tako nesto briga za je to je tvoj problem ko ti je kriv kad volis da se sekiras

Ja se ništa ne sekiram, ali kad vidim glupost, obično ne očekujem da je to od osobe koja ima hiljade postova, pogotovo da tako samouvjereno priča nešto o čemu očigledno nema pojma.

Air Vallée to Mostar

The Italian airline Air Vallée will commence seasonal summer flights from Abruzzo Airport near Pescara, on Italy’s eastern coast to Mostar from April 1. The decision was reached after successful talks were held between the city of Mostar, Mostar Airport, tour operators and Abruzzo Airport. Services will operate twice per week, every Monday and Friday until the end of the summer season. As a result, a total 52 flights will be operated. A total of 54 seats per flights will be pre-booked by tour operators while the rest will go on sale.

Lucio Laureti, the head of SAGA, which operates Abruzzo Airport, told local media, “For the moment flights to Mostar will operate during the summer but there is already a pre-contract for flights to continue in the winter. Offcourse, everything depends on the response we get from passengers”. While pilgrims visiting Medjugorje will play an important role in making the flights a success, Laureti believes there is also room for other types of passengers. “There is commercial interest as well. Soon Mostar will host the International Economic Fair and Italy is Bosnia’s third largest trade partner”, Laureti says.

Flights between Mostar and Pescara operated for a short time last year by B&H Airlines although flights to Pescara ultimately went to Air Vallée this year. Late last year the Bosnian national carrier expressed interest to expand operations out of Mostar. While Mostar does not have scheduled flights, it enjoys numerous charters. In 2011, Mostar Airport handled 36.807 passengers, an increase of 107% compared to 2010, and secured its position as the second busiest airport in the country after Sarajevo.

alibaba007 wrote:

Air Vallée to Mostar

The Italian airline Air Vallée will commence seasonal summer flights from Abruzzo Airport near Pescara, on Italy’s eastern coast to Mostar from April 1. The decision was reached after successful talks were held between the city of Mostar, Mostar Airport, tour operators and Abruzzo Airport. Services will operate twice per week, every Monday and Friday until the end of the summer season. As a result, a total 52 flights will be operated. A total of 54 seats per flights will be pre-booked by tour operators while the rest will go on sale.

Lucio Laureti, the head of SAGA, which operates Abruzzo Airport, told local media, “For the moment flights to Mostar will operate during the summer but there is already a pre-contract for flights to continue in the winter. Offcourse, everything depends on the response we get from passengers”. While pilgrims visiting Medjugorje will play an important role in making the flights a success, Laureti believes there is also room for other types of passengers. “There is commercial interest as well. Soon Mostar will host the International Economic Fair and Italy is Bosnia’s third largest trade partner”, Laureti says.

Flights between Mostar and Pescara operated for a short time last year by B&H Airlines although flights to Pescara ultimately went to Air Vallée this year. Late last year the Bosnian national carrier expressed interest to expand operations out of Mostar. While Mostar does not have scheduled flights, it enjoys numerous charters. In 2011, Mostar Airport handled 36.807 passengers, an increase of 107% compared to 2010, and secured its position as the second busiest airport in the country after Sarajevo.

http://exyuaviation.blogspot.com/2012/0 ... ostar.html

16/02/2012 Saga, annunciati i collegamenti con Bucarest e Mostar

Si aggiungono Bucarest e Mostar al programma dei voli dell’aeroporto d’Abruzzo. I collegamenti con la Romania e la Bosnia sono stati presentati stamani in aeroporto dal presidente della Saga Lucio Laureti, dal direttore della Saga Piero Righi e dal responsabile commerciale di Airvallee Matteo Santin.

Il volo da e per Bucarest aprirà opportunità ai giovani, agli operatori commerciali e all’imprenditoria abruzzese in un paese di 21,5 milioni di persone con un mercato emergente.

Il volo per Mostar, già attivato lo scorso settembre con qualche volo charter – frutto di un protocollo siglato dal Comune di Mostar, dall’assessorato allo Sviluppo economico della Regione Abruzzo e dalla Saga – ora si propone con 52 rotazioni regolari a cadenza bisettimanale (lunedì e venerdì) da aprile a ottobre, in virtù delle crescenti richieste. Il vettore opererà in sinergia con il tour operator Cerrano tour - Entrambe le rotte saranno servite dalla compagnia AirVallee – http://www.airvallee.it - a seguito di un’intesa stipulata con il nuovo Cda.

“Uno dei principali obiettivi – ha spiegato il Presidente Laureti - è l’attivazione di nuovi collegamenti e l’aumento delle possibilità per gli abruzzesi (e non solo) di visitare, di lavorare e di operare in aree e paesi di interesse generale. E’ questa la nuova frontiera della globalizzazione. Le previsioni per quest’anno prevedono un ulteriore incremento verso il superamento della soglia di 600.000 passeggeri e l’attivazione di nuove rotte per le quali stiamo lavorando”.

La cadenza del Pescara - Bucarest è bisettimanale: ogni lunedì e venerdì con decollo da Bucarest alle 11 e arrivo a Pescara alle 12 . Il Pescara - Bucarest parte alle 17 e atterra sul suolo rumeno alle 20 . La rotazione va dal 26 marzo al 24 ottobre 2012.

alibaba007 wrote:^^ redovna sezonska linija - svakog pon i pet.

The Austrian low cost airline Niki, now owned by Air Berlin, plans to introduce flights to Sarajevo, its Managing Director, Christian Lajsek says. The airline is in the process of evaluating the Bosnian market but also other countries in the Balkans, with Tirana mentioned as a possible addition to its network. Speaking to “ATW Daily News”, Lajsek says its network expansion will take place after Air Berlin enters the One World alliance on March 20. For the past year rumours have been circulating that Air Berlin is considering launching flights from Dusseldorf to Sarajevo.

fluidni wrote:Po informacijama s Ex-yu avijacije Niki dolazi u Sarajevo:

The Austrian low cost airline Niki, now owned by Air Berlin, plans to introduce flights to Sarajevo, its Managing Director, Christian Lajsek says. The airline is in the process of evaluating the Bosnian market but also other countries in the Balkans, with Tirana mentioned as a possible addition to its network. Speaking to “ATW Daily News”, Lajsek says its network expansion will take place after Air Berlin enters the One World alliance on March 20. For the past year rumours have been circulating that Air Berlin is considering launching flights from Dusseldorf to Sarajevo.

alibaba007 wrote:Izgleda da je kraj B&H Airlines-a. Turci hoce vecinsko vlasnistvo. Vlada nece da cuje. Pa sad turci ucenjuju i otkazuju namerno letove. Vratili i A319 u Istanbul.

drndalo wrote:A to savjetujes na bazi svih relevantnih ulaznih podataka kompletnog BH Airlinesa, Turkisha, i FBiH Vlade...?

drndalo wrote:Ah, cuj, uvijek mogu otkazati let zbog manjka interesa... Ovako kako je napisano, prije ce biti redovni sezonski charter, sa prodajom preostalih sjedista, jer 54 sjedista/let zakupljuje agencija (taman 1 turisticki autobus), a ostatak ide u slobodnu prodaju... Tu sad ima vise pod-varijanti daljeg punjenja... Necu sad o tome, vidjecemo sta ce biti na kraju, do sada je uvijek bilo samo puno prodaje magle...

U sezoni ja ne vidim problem ni za 2 puna bus-a hodocasnika (cca. 100 ljudi) na svakom letu, al' nejse...