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There will be new routes from Bratislava and Košice.
The flights will be launched on November 3.
The Boeing 737 Max grounding has caused trouble to several airlines.
Mostly businesses and holidaymakers will benefit from the new status.
In addition, the airport experienced the strongest April in history.
Passengers can now travel from the eastern regional capital to London.
Bratislava airport will offer 41 destinations in 18 countries this summer.
Company Brose Prievidza invested millions into modernisation of the airport.
They will operate on Mondays and Fridays.
At the same time, Pobeda airlines launched the sale of plane tickets for the summer season.
It also broke other records last year.
But several obstacles prevent their growth.
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Most small airports struggle with debt.
Transport Minister Árpád Érsek has filed the draft project for inter-departmental review.
From November on, low-cost airline also flying from Bratislava is changing its conditions.
The highest number of passengers processed has been achieved in July 2018, for the third consecutive month.
The airline will cancel two flights.
The low-cost airliner will connect the Slovak capital with Ukraine’s city of Lviv.
Between August 31 and October 26, flights between the Slovak and Russian capitals will become more frequent – five times a week.
26 percent more passengers passed through M.R. Štefánik Airport in Bratislava compared to last year.
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