Bosnia Airlines

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Bosnia Airlines is an airline based in Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was due to start operations in November 2004 with a three times weekly service from Mostar to Zagreb using a Let 410 wet-leased from Trade Air. There are plans to lease ATR 42s at a later stage.

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  • ICAO Code: BSL
  • Callsign: Bos-Air
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