Pegasus cancels Tuzla‑Sabiha Gökçen flights and halts 2027 summer ticket sales

Pegasus cancels Tuzla‑Sabiha Gökçen flights and halts 2027 summer ticket sales
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Pegasus announced the cancellation of its Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport to Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina service, with the final flight scheduled for 23 October 2026, and also stopped ticket sales for the 2027 summer season on that route.

The airline had planned a weekly winter 2026/27 flight on the Tuzla sector using a 239‑seat Airbus A321, but removed the service from its winter schedule; after AJet ended operations on the Tuzla‑Sabiha Gökçen route in June, Pegasus became the sole Turkish carrier on the route, while Wizz Air is expected to assume a leading role at Tuzla Airport during the winter season.

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