Adria Airways (Ljubljana) is mulling launching its maiden intercontinental route to Dubai as a part of its planned network expansion, Chief Commercial Officer Christian Schneider told Aktuality.sk.
Among other destinations floated by Schneider there were a point in Italy and more airports in south-western Europe.
According to the ch-aviation capacity module, the Slovenian flag carrier currently operates an exclusively European network, basing its aircraft at Ljubljana, Pristina, and soon Paderborn/Lippstadt. Adria operates three A319-100s, three CRJ700s (including one wet-leased to Luxair), nine CRJ900s (two wet-leased to Austrian Airlines), and six Saab 2000s.
While Ljubljana does not currently have a direct service to Dubai, in the former Yugoslav countries Emirates serves Zagreb Franjo Tuđman, while flydubai operates to Belgrade Nikola Tesla (and replaces Emirates in Zagreb in the winter).
- Airbus A319
- Bombardier (MHI RJ Aviation) CRJ700
- Bombardier (MHI RJ Aviation) CRJ900
- Saab 2000
- Dubai International
- Vienna
- Paderborn/Lippstadt
- Zagreb Franjo Tuđman
- Luxembourg
- Belgrade Nikola Tesla
- Pristina
- Ljubljana
- Emirates
- flydubai
- Adria Airways
- Luxair
- Austrian Airlines
- Network Changes
- ACMI/Charter
- MRO
- Government Subsidisation
- Business Models
- Certification Events