AnadoluJet to Introduce Sarajevo-Istanbul Flights from April – Flights to Jeddah from May 17 Too

The Turkish airline AnadoluJet plans to establish a Sarajevo-Istanbul air service in the first week of April.

There will be three flights a week, on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays. The passengers will be transported by Boeing 737-800 with a capacity of 189 seats, writes Echo Seven, a B&H-based aviation news portal.

This will put AnadoluJet into competition against Pegasus Airlines and its nine flights between Istanbul and Sarajevo. During the summer season, Sarajevo and Istanbul will be connected by a record number of 33 weekly flights (21 by Turkish Airlines, 9 by Pegasus Airlines and 3 by AnadoluJet).

AnadoluJet is owned by Turkish Airlines.

The Saudi low-cost airline Flynas plans to reintroduce the Sarajevo-Dzeda line that was discontinued last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

According to the current information the line should be operational from May 17, and there will be four flights a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. The passengers will be transported by Airbus A320.

The line between Sarajevo and Jeddah will be maintained until September 5. A total of 64 flights in both directions are planned. Tickets can be bought at the company’s web page.

Flynas is one of the biggest airlines in Saudi Arabia. It offers flights to numerous destinations in Europe, Africa and Asia.

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