Airports in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Aeroporti in Bosnia ed Erzegovina

List of airports bosnìaci-herzegòvini, divided by region. In the country there are 4 international airports and a few dozen smaller airports. It is not easy to enter Bosnia and Herzegovina by air from Italy as there are very few direct flights.

Central Bosnia

  • 1 Livno airport (Livno), 387 34243650, @. It is a historic partisan airport in the region consisting of 4 grassy runways. It is the headquarters of the Livno Aeroklub and for detailed information about the airport's activity, it is good to contact them. Livno Airport (Q603430) on Wikidata

Northeast Bosnia

  • 2 Tuzla International Airport (IATA: TZL) (Tuzla), 387 35302400, @. It is the second most important airport in the country, with a troubled history that made it the most important airport interchange in Yugoslavia in the twentieth century. To date, the only international company operating is WizzAir, which offers flights mainly to Germany and the Sweden. There are no connections with Italy. Tuzla International Airport on Wikipedia Tuzla International Airport (Q1433133) on Wikidata

Bosnian Craina

In the same city there is an aerodrome used for sporting and recreational purposes. Banja Luka International Airport on Wikipedia Banja Luka International Airport (Q1430945) on Wikidata

Herzegovina

  • 4 Mostar International Airport (IATA: OMO) (Mostar), 387 36352770, fax: 387 36350212, @. It became an international airport during the 1984 Olympics and is still used today by the faithful on their way to Medjugorje. The only regular international flight connects the city to Zagreb. There are no connections defined for Italy or in any case for other international destinations. The airport is in fact mainly used to reach domestic destinations. Mostar International Airport on Wikipedia Mostar International Airport (Q1432098) on Wikidata

Bosnian posavina

This region has no international or significant airports.

Sarajevo region

  • 5 Sarajevo International Airport (IATA: SJJ) (6.1 km from Sarajevo), 387 33289100. Simple icon time.svgMon-Fri 05: 00-23: 00. It is the nation's main international airport, first for the number of passengers carried and for size. Despite its proximity, it does not offer direct connections with Italy, but rather with the capitals of the Balkans and Central Europe. Sarajevo International Airport on Wikipedia Sarajevo International Airport (Q740392) on Wikidata

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