Wizz Air's exciting new route: Ljubljana Airport to Skopje connection

The Ljubljana-Skopje route will operate year-round with flights scheduled twice a week, deploying a 230-seat Airbus A321 aircraft. With this launch, Wizz Air now boasts five low-cost carrier connections departing from Ljubljana Airport. Travelers can select from Wizz Air's flights to London Luton Airport, in addition to the newly introduced Skopje route. Other options include Transavia flights to Amsterdam, Transavia France flights to Paris, and easyJet flights to London Gatwick.

Tickets for flights to Skopje are available on Wizz Air's website, with prices starting as low as 24.99 euros for a one-way ticket.

With 23 regular flight connections serviced by 19 carriers in the summer timetable, Ljubljana Airport continues to serve as a vital gateway to and from Slovenia. The airport offers an array of destinations, making it an ideal choice for travelers in the region and beyond.

• Air Serbia twice a day to Belgrade and twice a week to Niš,
• Aegean Airlines twice weekly to Athens,
• Brussels Airlines six times a week to Brussels,
• flydubai four times weekly Dubai,
• Finnair four times a week to Helsinki,
• Lufthansa up to three times a day to Frankfurt and daily to Munich,
• Turkish Airlines up to twice a day to Istanbul,
• easyJet up to six times a week to London Gatwick,
• British Airways six times a week to London Heathrow,
• Wizz Air three times a week to London Luton and twice a week to Skopje,
• Transavia up to four times a week to Amsterdam,
• Transavia France twice weekly to Paris Orly,
• AirFrance eleven times a week to Paris,
• Israir/El Al/Sundor up to five times a week to Tel Aviv,
• Air Montenegro three times a week to Podgorica and four times a week to Tivat (alternating connections),
• LOT Polish Airlines nine times a week to Warsaw,
• Luxair twice a week to Luxembourg,
• SWISS Airlines eleven times a week to Zurich and
• GP Aviation twice a week to Pristina
• AirBaltic recently announced a new connection for the next summer schedule. From May 2024, it will fly to Riga from Ljubljana airport twice a week.

In the period from January to August 2023, Ljubljana Airport welcomed an impressive 832,000 passengers, representing a substantial increase of 32 percent compared to the same period in the previous year. This growth trend continued into August, with more than 146,000 passengers passing through the airport, marking a nearly 20 percent surge compared to August 2022. A significant milestone was reached on September 14, coinciding with the establishment of Luxair's new connection to Luxembourg when the airport celebrated its 900,000th passenger of the year. As the year unfolds, the airport remains confident in its ability to serve over 1.2 million passengers, further solidifying its role as a thriving transport hub.

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