Also TAV has not published their winter flight schedule starting October 25th – which is an indication that some connections are still in negotiation – several changes are already known. There will be less connections but probably more seats.
FlightsFrom.com shows 35 permanent connections from Skopje:
- Istanbul (4-5 daily)
- Belgrade (2 daily
- Mulhouse (1-2 daily)
- Zurich (1-3 daily)
- Vienna (1-2 daily)
- Dortmund
- Memmingen
- Izmir
- Bratislava (5 flights per week)
- Zagreb (5 per week)
- Malmö (5 per week)
- Berlin (5 per week)
- Ljubljana (4 per week)
- Charleroi (4 per week
- Cologne (4 per week)
- Karlsruhe (3 per week)
- Hahn (4 per week)
- Hamburg (4 per week)
- Rome (3 per week)
- Gothenburg (3 per week)
- London (3 per week)
- Prague (3 per week)
- Bergamo (2 per week)
- Nürnberg (2 per week)
- Oslo (2 per week)
- Beauvais (2 per week)
- Luqa (Malta) (2 per week)
- Stockholm (2 per week)
- Bari (2 per week)
- Madrid (2 per week)
- Barcelona (2 per week)
- Bologna (2 per week)
- Budapest (2 per week)
- Venice (2 per week)
- Geneva (2 per week)
- Friedrichshafen (ends in January, restarts in March)
- Antalya (only till November, will restart in January)
- Warsaw (ends in October, restarts in March)
- Naples (ends in October, restarts in December)
- Eindhoven (ends in January)
- Stuttgart (ends in December)
- Ankara (starts in June)
- Athens (ends in March)
- Larnaca (ends in October)
For Ohrid, there are four permanent connections listed:
- Mulhouse (3 per week)
- Dortmund (2 per week)
- Memmingen (2 per week)
- Zurich (1 per week)
- Belgrade (ends in October, restarts in June)
- Vienna (starts in May)
- Amsterdam (starts in June)
WizzAir remains the most important airline for the country with 27 connections from Skopje and three from Ohrid. WizzAir benefits from new aircraft and the improvement of their engine issue.
Turkish Airlines reduces their connection to Skopje from 14 to 12 weekly connections.
Wizz Air ends the Bratislava – Ohrid route.
Lufthansa who did start a connection with big fanfare in April 2023 has stopped servicing the country permanently in May 2026. Other connections in the region have been reduced, but remain. Lufthansa Group kept one – two daily connections to Vienna.
For the Western Balkan, the biggest drop comes from the reduction of Ryan Air connections. Also they blame it on taxes, the reduction is seen all over Europe and seems to be more a consequence of higher fuel prices and lower remaining consumer budgets for travel.
Find more information on Avio.net.mk
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