Brnik – The Slovenian capital will have no flight connection to Brussels between 10 January and 28 February as Brussels Airlines is suspending flights on this route at the end of Slovenia’s six-month EU presidency. Wizz Air will also suspend the Ljubljana-Brussels connection between 7 January and 11 March, according to web portal Exyuaviation.
Brussels Airlines, which returned to Ljubljana airport just before the start of Slovenia’s presidency of the Council of the EU, currently flies to Brussels four times a week.
The low-budget airline Wizz Air meanwhile offers flights to Charleroi airport once a week.
Ljubljana airport, managed by Fraport Slovenija, offers flights to 15 destinations by 13 airlines.
Apart from Brussels Airlines and Wizz Air, which flies to London’s Luton three times a week, Aeroflot flies to Moscow five times a week, Air France offers nine flights to Paris, Air Montenegro takes passengers to Podgorica twice a week, and Air Serbia flies to Belgrade nine times a week and to Niš two times a week.
Easyjet has three flights a week to London’s Gatwick, Flydubai flies to Dubai three times a week, LOT Polish Airlines connects Ljubljana and Warsaw with six flights a week, Lufthansa has 13 flights to Frankurt, Swiss International Airlines four to Zurich, Transavia four to Amsterdam and Turkish Airlines five to Istanbul.
In the summer season, several connections that have been suspended due to Covid are to be restored, including Transavia France’s flights to Paris’s Orly, Finnair’s to Helsinki, Lufthansa’s to Munich, British Airways’ to London Heathrow, Easyjet’s to London Luton, Iberia’s to Madrid, Windrose’s to Kiev and Israir’s to Tel Aviv.
