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[h=3]Macedonia's Skopje Airport’s dream run continues[/h]
With less than twenty days to go until the end of 2013, Skopje Alexander the Great Airport is closing in on its millionth passenger and best result since 2000. In November, Macedonia’s busiest airport handled 71.582 passengers, an increase of 14.8% compared to the same month last year. Macedonia’s other airport, Ohrid, welcomed 966 passengers during the month. So far this year, Skopje has seen 925.972 pass through its doors, an impressive increase of 21.2%. Together, Macedonia’s two international airports have handled 1.003.168 passengers over the past eleven months, climbing 19% on last year. Driving the growth is primarily Wizz Air which launched new flights to Stockholm and Gothenburg from the Macedonian capital this summer and is planning another expansion next year.
Skopje Airport is on track to record its busiest year on record and best since 2000 when it welcomed just over 1.020.000 passengers. Next year the airport is also expected to see numbers grow as Wizz Air will base a second Airbus A320 in the Macedonian capital and launch flights to Charleroi, Beauvais and Hahn. In addition, starting next summer, Wizz Air will boost frequencies to Basel Mulhouse, Dortmund, Eindhoven, Gothenburg, Malmo and Memmingen thanks to the new jet. The arrival of the second aircraft will bring Wizz Air’s total fleet investment in Skopje to over 160 million dollars. By the end of this year, the low cost airline is also tipped to announce possible flights out of Ohrid.
In a few days, Germania will launch flights from Berlin to Skopje to complement its existing Dusseldorf service, which is further expected to boost numbers in December. Wizz Air remains the busiest airline operating out of Macedonia, followed by Turkish Airlines and Austrian. On the other hand, Istanbul remains the most popular destination from Skopje, followed by Vienna and Zurich. Despite the growth, Skopje is expected to remain the seventh busiest airport in the former Yugoslavia
With less than twenty days to go until the end of 2013, Skopje Alexander the Great Airport is closing in on its millionth passenger and best result since 2000. In November, Macedonia’s busiest airport handled 71.582 passengers, an increase of 14.8% compared to the same month last year. Macedonia’s other airport, Ohrid, welcomed 966 passengers during the month. So far this year, Skopje has seen 925.972 pass through its doors, an impressive increase of 21.2%. Together, Macedonia’s two international airports have handled 1.003.168 passengers over the past eleven months, climbing 19% on last year. Driving the growth is primarily Wizz Air which launched new flights to Stockholm and Gothenburg from the Macedonian capital this summer and is planning another expansion next year.
Skopje Airport is on track to record its busiest year on record and best since 2000 when it welcomed just over 1.020.000 passengers. Next year the airport is also expected to see numbers grow as Wizz Air will base a second Airbus A320 in the Macedonian capital and launch flights to Charleroi, Beauvais and Hahn. In addition, starting next summer, Wizz Air will boost frequencies to Basel Mulhouse, Dortmund, Eindhoven, Gothenburg, Malmo and Memmingen thanks to the new jet. The arrival of the second aircraft will bring Wizz Air’s total fleet investment in Skopje to over 160 million dollars. By the end of this year, the low cost airline is also tipped to announce possible flights out of Ohrid.
In a few days, Germania will launch flights from Berlin to Skopje to complement its existing Dusseldorf service, which is further expected to boost numbers in December. Wizz Air remains the busiest airline operating out of Macedonia, followed by Turkish Airlines and Austrian. On the other hand, Istanbul remains the most popular destination from Skopje, followed by Vienna and Zurich. Despite the growth, Skopje is expected to remain the seventh busiest airport in the former Yugoslavia
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[h=3]From April cheap flights Skopje-Köln[/h]
New cheap flight to the German city -Köln. The low budget airline “Wizzair” announced to introduce a new flight from Skopje to Köln starting April 2014. The flights will be performed with one of the latest airplanes of the company “ Airbus A320″, twice a week, on Monday and Friday, starting April 4.
This is in total the 14th line that “Wizzair has from Skopje to 8 other countries in Europe.
The price of the tickets in one direction is MKD 1,500 (~25€), while the return tickets would cost around MKD 4,500 (~75€).
New cheap flight to the German city -Köln. The low budget airline “Wizzair” announced to introduce a new flight from Skopje to Köln starting April 2014. The flights will be performed with one of the latest airplanes of the company “ Airbus A320″, twice a week, on Monday and Friday, starting April 4.
This is in total the 14th line that “Wizzair has from Skopje to 8 other countries in Europe.
The price of the tickets in one direction is MKD 1,500 (~25€), while the return tickets would cost around MKD 4,500 (~75€).
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[h=3]Fly from Skopje to Cologne for €29[/h]
From April next year, the low-cost airline “Wizz air” twice a week, Monday and Friday, will fly from the airport “Alexander the Great”. The first flight is scheduled for April 4.
This is the fourth destination to Germany, after Munich, Dortmund and Frankfurt, and will further strengthen ties between the two countries. The destinations network of “Wizz air” from Skopje comprises of 14 destinations in eight countries.
The tickets from Skopje to Cologne are available with a starting price of €29. The management of the airline said that this destination is their holiday gift to the Macedonian travelers.
From April next year, the low-cost airline “Wizz air” twice a week, Monday and Friday, will fly from the airport “Alexander the Great”. The first flight is scheduled for April 4.
This is the fourth destination to Germany, after Munich, Dortmund and Frankfurt, and will further strengthen ties between the two countries. The destinations network of “Wizz air” from Skopje comprises of 14 destinations in eight countries.
The tickets from Skopje to Cologne are available with a starting price of €29. The management of the airline said that this destination is their holiday gift to the Macedonian travelers.
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[h=3]Neue Flüge mit Germania nach Skopje: Jetzt von Berlin nach Skopje fliegen[/h]
Geschäftsreisen und Flüge nach Skopje buchen: Angebote mit Billigflieger Germania vom Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld für Flüge nach Skopje. Germania nimmt neue Flüge von Berlin nach Skopje in den Flugplan auf.
Geschäftsreisende und Urlauber können die Strecke zu der Hauptstadt Mazedoniens bereits zweimal pro Woche nutzen. Die Verbindungen werden jeweils am Montag und am Freitag als Nonnstopflüge angeboten. Der Fluggesellschaft aus Deutschland startet montags um 17.55 vom Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld und landet um 20.15 Uhr in Skopje. Zurück aus Mazedonien wird um 21.00 Uhr mit Ankunft um 23.25 Uhr in Berlin geflogen.
Freitags fliegt Germania um 15.25 Uhr von Berlin und erreicht Skopje um 17.45 Uhr. Der Rückflug aus Skopje erfolgt um 18.30 Uhr mit Landung um 20.55 Uhr in Berlin-Schönefeld.
Geschäftsreisen und Flüge nach Skopje buchen: Angebote mit Billigflieger Germania vom Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld für Flüge nach Skopje. Germania nimmt neue Flüge von Berlin nach Skopje in den Flugplan auf.
Geschäftsreisende und Urlauber können die Strecke zu der Hauptstadt Mazedoniens bereits zweimal pro Woche nutzen. Die Verbindungen werden jeweils am Montag und am Freitag als Nonnstopflüge angeboten. Der Fluggesellschaft aus Deutschland startet montags um 17.55 vom Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld und landet um 20.15 Uhr in Skopje. Zurück aus Mazedonien wird um 21.00 Uhr mit Ankunft um 23.25 Uhr in Berlin geflogen.
Freitags fliegt Germania um 15.25 Uhr von Berlin und erreicht Skopje um 17.45 Uhr. Der Rückflug aus Skopje erfolgt um 18.30 Uhr mit Landung um 20.55 Uhr in Berlin-Schönefeld.