Slovenia Offers Airlines Financial Support To Revive Air Connectivity 

Kurt Hofmann November 19, 2020
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Only a handful of airlines are now landing at Ljubljana-Jože Puènik Airport.
Credit: Fraport Slovenija
After the demise of flag-carrier Adria Airways and the negative impact of COVID-19 on air transport, the Slovenian government is taking steps to promote flight connections to the Central European nation by offering a financial support package of €5 million ($5.9 million) to foreign airlines. In late...
Kurt Hofmann

Kurt Hofmann has been writing on the airline industry for 25 years. He appears frequently on Austrian, Swiss and German television and broadcasting…

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