GP Aviation, a capacity provider, has become the busiest airline of Pristina. The airline handled 900,000 passengers in 2024 to exceed Wizz AIR in the previous year. GP Airlines increased by nearly 400.000 travelers year -on -year. The key factor of success is to ensure a high demand route to Switzerland. In 2024, the registered airline in Bulgaria was authorized to fly between Pristina and Switzerland. Earlier, the public bidding was to designate the EU registered airlines to fly between the two markets. Since Switzerland is not part of the European Union, the bilateral protocol is used to regulate air traffic rights, and Pristina lacks domestic airlines, so Kosovo is allowed to assign EU operators to bridge the gap in regulatory regulation.
Chair Airlines and EasyJet position themselves as the second most busiest operator, with 540.000 and 505.000 passengers. Wizz Air was the busiest person in Pristina last year, secondary to fourth, with 420.,000 passengers, a year -on -year decrease of 100.000 customers. Most of the time last year, in the face of the fleet problem, Wizz Air took 100.000 seats from the PRISTina flight, while the total capacity of 2023 fell 16.8 %, and the number of surgery flights fell by 17.5 %. Unlike 2023, the airline did not last year from Pristina to Baden Baden.
Progelina Airport's busiest airline in 2024
Austrian Airlines surpassed Turkish peers and became the busiest old operator operating in Pristina to handle 150.,000 passengers. Although the level of production capacity remains unchanged, 133.000 passengers in the previous year conducted 133.000 passengers. improve. PEGASUS Airlines is better than Turkish airlines, becoming the largest carrier operating between Türkiye and Pristina. Overall, low -cost airlines and flights sold through travel agencies have once again played a leading role at the airport. The airport set the busiest year in 2024. Progelina Airport is also the fastest -growing airport in Yugoslavia last year, adding more than 600.,000 more than 600,000 travelers 2023.
