Monday, May 19, 2025
SkyAlps has introduced an innovative twice-weekly flight route connecting Milan Bergamo with Mostar, enhancing air travel links between Northern Italy and Bosnia and Herzegovina.This new route opens fresh travel opportunities by providing the first-ever direct scheduled link between these regions, enhancing accessibility for tourists, diaspora communities, and pilgrims while strengthening cultural and economic ties.
Milan Bergamo Airport has made a major advancement in broadening its flight offerings by launching a new route to Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, serviced by SkyAlps. This marks the first-ever scheduled air link directly connecting these two cities. The new service is set to operate twice weekly, with flights departing every Thursday and Sunday, and will continue through October twelfth, 2025. This development not only enhances travel options for passengers but also strengthens economic and cultural ties between Northern Italy and southern Bosnia and Herzegovina.
SkyAlps, known for its commitment to sustainability and passenger comfort, operates a modern, eco-friendly fleet for this route. By leveraging the latest aviation technology, the airline offers travelers a smooth, efficient, and environmentally responsible way to reach the picturesque city of Mostar. This initiative aligns with the growing global demand for greener travel solutions while providing convenient access for a variety of travelers, from tourists and business visitors to members of the Bosnian diaspora and religious pilgrims.
Mostar, located in the heart of the Herzegovina region, is one of the Balkans’ most captivating destinations. The city is world-renowned for its iconic Old Bridge, or Stari Most, which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic bridge, reconstructed after its destruction in the 1990s, symbolizes the city’s resilience and cultural harmony. Mostar’s unique heritage reflects a blend of Ottoman and European influences, visible in its architecture, cuisine, and vibrant local traditions. Beyond its rich history, Mostar offers breathtaking natural beauty, including the nearby Kravica waterfalls—a popular spot for nature lovers—and the majestic Dinaric Alps, which provide opportunities for hiking and outdoor exploration.
The new air link is expected to boost tourism by making Mostar more accessible to international visitors. It also serves as a crucial connection for the local diaspora, facilitating easier travel to visit family and maintain cultural ties. Additionally, the route benefits pilgrims heading to the nearby Medjugorje sanctuary, one of the most significant Catholic pilgrimage sites in the region, attracting thousands annually.
SkyAlps joins a growing roster of airlines operating at Milan Bergamo Airport, which currently hosts 22 carriers during the summer 2025 season. This addition enhances the airport’s status as a key transport hub in Northern Italy. Mostar becomes the second Bosnian destination served from Bergamo, complementing the existing route to Sarajevo operated by Ryanair. Milan Bergamo remains unique in Northern Italy as the only airport offering direct flights to Bosnia and Herzegovina, underscoring its strategic importance in connecting Italy with the Balkans.
With the inclusion of Mostar, Milan Bergamo Airport’s network expands to 145 destinations across 39 countries for the summer 2025 schedule. This growth reflects the airport’s ongoing dedication to providing travelers with diverse and convenient travel options. By broadening its reach, the airport supports regional economic development, encourages cultural exchange, and meets increasing passenger demand for accessible international flights.
Travelers interested in flying between Milan Bergamo and Mostar can book their tickets now through the SkyAlps official website or through their preferred travel agents. This new route offers a valuable opportunity to explore the cultural richness and natural beauty of Bosnia and Herzegovina with the ease and comfort of direct flights. Whether for leisure, family visits, or pilgrimage, the Milan Bergamo–Mostar connection represents a vital link that strengthens ties between the two regions while promoting sustainable and accessible air travel.
