Pegasus Airlines has announced changes to its flight schedules for the upcoming summer season, adjusting operations to several regional destinations from Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport. Starting in May and June, the airline will be reducing the number of weekly flights to Zagreb, Ljubljana, and Pristina, while increasing flights to Skopje and Sarajevo, aligning capacity with seasonal demand.
Specifically, flights from Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen to Zagreb will be trimmed from four to three weekly services until June 22. Similarly, Ljubljana will operate two weekly flights instead of three during this period. The airline will implement more significant cuts to Pristina, reducing from fourteen to ten weekly flights in June, though it will continue to run four weekly flights between Antalya and Pristina.
In contrast, Pegasus plans to add additional flights to Skopje, bringing the total weekly flights to fifteen, which is an increase over last year's schedule. Likewise, Sarajevo will see an increase of two weekly flights, reaching fifteen services from July through late October. These adjustments are part of Pegasus Airlines' seasonal strategy to optimize capacity and maintain service levels across its regional network during the peak summer months.
