Ljubljana, 20 May
Slovenian flag carrier Adria Airways has announced it is resuming regular flights from Ljubljana to Birmingham, Manchester and Dublin. The company plans to carry 16,000 passengers on the three lines over the summer.
Adria said it would operate two weekly flights from Ljubljana to Manchester (Wednesdays and Saturdays), a weekly flight to Birmingham (Wednesdays) and a weekly flight to Dublin (Saturdays), starting in May.
The Ljubljana-Manchester route has been operational since 9 May, the Ljubljana-Birmingham route since 16 May, while the first flight to Dublin is scheduled for 26 May.
The airline expects that the biggest interest for tickets will be among UK and Irish tourists looking to spend their holidays in Slovenia.
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