Bosnia and HerzegovinaTravel Mostar keeps its three Italian air links for summer 2027
Sky Alps has signed a new contract with Mostar Airport for the 2027 summer season, keeping flights to Bari, Palermo and Rome, the airport said.
Italian airline Sky Alps has signed a new contract with Mostar Airport covering the 2027 summer season, the airport said. The deal keeps the airport's links to three Italian destinations in place for travellers heading to or from southern Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Key facts
- Airline: Sky Alps, an Italian carrier
- Airport: Mostar Airport, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Destinations served: Bari, Palermo and Rome
- Period covered: the 2027 summer season
- Status: new contract already signed
Which routes are covered?
The agreement preserves Mostar Airport's connections to three Italian cities: Bari, Palermo and Rome. Mostar Airport said the routes will continue under the newly signed contract, so travellers can plan on these three Italian links remaining available during the 2027 summer season.
What has not been announced?
The announcement does not give flight frequencies, days of operation, fares, ticket sales dates or the exact start and end dates of the 2027 summer season. It also does not say whether any additional destinations will be added to the Mostar network.
What this means for travellers
Passengers planning trips between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Italy in summer 2027 can expect the Mostar–Bari, Mostar–Palermo and Mostar–Rome connections to remain on the map. Those wanting to use the routes will need to wait for schedules and booking details to be released.
No further announcements have been made public. Travellers interested in the routes should watch for schedule and ticket information from Sky Alps and Mostar Airport.
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