AJet expands operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina, launching flights between Istanbul-Mostar
The promotional image shows an AJet aircraft flying over the historic Stari Most (Old Bridge) in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina. (Courtesy of AJet)
AJet, a subsidiary of Turkish Airlines, announced on Monday that it will launch direct flights between Istanbul and Mostar starting Jun. 4, 2025, marking the airline’s third destination in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
According to the company, flights between Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport (SAW) and Mostar International Airport (OMO) will operate once a week on Wednesdays, with round-trip service.
Tickets for the Istanbul-Mostar route are available starting at $49/€49.
Mostar, one of Bosnia-Herzegovina’s most popular tourist destinations, is renowned for its UNESCO-listed historic sites, Ottoman-era architecture, and the iconic Mostar Bridge, making it a favorite among travelers.
Rebranded on Mar. 31, 2024, AJet has positioned itself as a carrier that balances affordability with comfort, offering passengers access to a growing network of destinations across Europe and Asia.
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