Two more Turkish companies get permit to operate charter flights

The Civil Aviation Directorate of Serbia has announced that it has allowed another two Turkish carriers, Corendon Airlines and BoraJet, to operate charter flights to and from Serbia this summer season.
As explained, the Directorate previously let Turkish flag carrier Turkish Airlines operate Antalya-Belgrade charter flights during the whole summer season 2015.
It is stressed that Corendon Airlines and BoraJet are the first two airlines to get the permit from the Directorate in line with the new amendments to the Air Traffic Law.
Corendon Airlines has got the permit to operate charter flights between Antalya and Belgrade, while BoraJet is allowed to fly between Istanbul and Belgrade.
Turkish airline BoraJet will be transporting Turkish tourists to Belgrade for sightseeing tours of Serbia, and it is underlined that it is the first foreign airline to bring foreign tourists to Serbia.
The Civil Aviation Directorate of Serbia has so far issued a permit to six foreign airlines to operate charter flights in Serbia in the summer season of 2015.

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