EX-YU carriers remove 120 flights in December


The national carriers from the former Yugoslavia - Air Serbia, Croatia Airlines and Montenegro Airlines - have updated their planned operations for the last month of the year, slashing their number of services compared to initial plans just two weeks ago. Overall, the trio will now offer 209.052 seats on the market, down by over 16.200 from the last update, and plan to operate 1.970 flights, resulting in the removal of 120 services. 
 
Air Serbia 

From December 1 until the end of the month Air Serbia plans to run 956 flights (return service included) and has 108.768 seats on sale. Compared to two weeks ago, the number of flights have been reduced by 84 and capacity by 6.3%. Since the last update, the airline has suspended its operations to Thessaloniki. Therefore, it will maintain services to 28 cities from Belgrade. They include Athens, Amsterdam, Banja Luka, Brussels, Berlin, Copenhagen, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Istanbul, London Heathrow, Larnaca, Ljubljana, Moscow, New York, Oslo, Paris, Podgorica, Prague, Stuttgart, Sarajevo, Sofia, Skopje, Stockholm, Tivat, Tirana, Vienna, Zurich and Zagreb. From Niš, the airline will only maintain a single route, to Hahn, twice per week. Top routes based on frequencies will be Zurich, Podgorica, Tirana, Paris and Istanbul, while top routes based on capacity will be Zurich, Podgorica, Paris, Istanbul and New York.

Rank Destination Total flights (one way)
1 Zurich 56
2 Podgorica 49
3 Tirana 32
4 Paris 31
4 Istanbul 31
5 Tivat 23

Rank Destination Total capacity (one way)
1 Zurich 7.878
2 Podgorica 4.746
3 Paris 4.278
3 Istanbul 4.278
4 New York 3.048
5 Tirana 2.976

Croatia Airlines 

Croatia Airlines now plans to operate 744 flights (return service included) during the month of December, down from 750, with 70.770 seats on offer, down from the planned 76.414 seats two weeks ago. The carrier will maintain services from Zagreb to fifteen domestic and international destinations. Among them are Amsterdam, Brussels, Dubrovnik, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, London Heathrow, Paris, Pula (via Zadar), Rome (via Split), Sarajevo, Skopje, Vienna, Split, Zurich and Zadar. International flights will also be operated from Split to Rome, Frankfurt and Munich. From Zagreb, Croatia Airlines’ aircraft will frequent Dubrovnik the most, followed by Frankfurt, Split, Amsterdam and Zadar.

Rank Destination Total flights (one way)
1 Dubrovnik 78
2 Frankfurt 74
3 Split 71
4 Amsterdam 30
5 Zadar 17

Rank Destination Total capacity (one way)
1 Dubrovnik 7.728
2 Split 7.164
3 Frankfurt 6.372
4 Amsterdam 3.572
5 Zadar 1.292

Montenegro Airlines 

Montenegro Airline will run 270 flights (return service included), declining by thirty since the last update, with the capacity to welcome 29.514 passengers throughout the coming month, decreasing from 32.826 seats. It will operate flights from Podgorica to Belgrade, Frankfurt, Paris, Ljubljana and Zurich, while from Tivat it will only serve Belgrade, after cancelling plans to fly to St Petersburg as Russia has not given the go-ahead for the service. Most frequent destinations will be Belgrade, Frankfurt, Ljubljana and Zurich.
   
Rank Destination Total flights (one way)
1 Belgrade 97
2 Frankfurt 8
2 Ljubljana 8
2 Zurich 8
3 Vienna 7
3 Paris 7

Rank Destination Total capacity (one way)
1 Belgrade 10.614
2 Frankfurt 872
2 Ljubljana 872
2 Zurich 872
3 Vienna 762
3 Paris 762




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