Turkish Airlines, which applied to the Sloevenian Goverment’s tender that aimed to increase flights to the country, was entitled to receive a state subsidy of 148,530 Euros at the first round.
According to the press release of the Slovenian Government, a total of 5 Million Euros of subsidy will be paid to airlines, with a maximum of 30 Euros per passenger in 3-round tender.
In the first round, 8 airlines that started flights to Slovenia until 30 September 2020 were entitled to this support:
1-Turkish Airlines (148.530 Euros),
2-SWISS (22.050 Euros),
3-Air Serbia (98.130 Euros),
4-Montenegro Airlines (45.450 Euros),
5-Lufthansa (371.040 Euros),
6-Air France (176.160 Euro),
7-Wizzair (80,340 Euro),
8-LOT Polish Airlines (43.620 Euro)
These airlines pledged to operate regular flights for at least two months, twice a week, to one of the airports in Slovenia during the summer season between 28 March 2021 and 30 October 2021.
This post was published on 26 November 2020 1:23 am