Pegasus withdraws from Tuzla airport amid subsidy review

Pegasus withdraws from Tuzla airport amid subsidy review
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Pegasus has withdrawn its service from Tuzla airport, removing flights that were on sale in April and operating no flights to Sarajevo during that month.

Turkish authorities have indicated willingness to negotiate special agreements similar to those that allowed Air Montenegro to fly between Tuzla and Istanbul, while Pegasus maintains a large network out of Istanbul's SAW airport and notes that trips to Istanbul are now more expensive than many European destinations; the airline may launch operations from OMO and SkyAlps could potentially start Istanbul flights from OMO.

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