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Bosnia and Herzegovina's national carrier of the 1990s.
Founded
1994
Headquarters
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Air Bosna was the national airline of Bosnia and Herzegovina, established in the early 1990s following the dissolution of Yugoslavia. The airline operated during an extremely challenging period, as its formative years coincided with the Bosnian War, severely limiting its ability to develop normal operations.
Based in Sarajevo, Air Bosna operated a small fleet serving limited European destinations. The airline struggled financially throughout its existence and ultimately ceased operations in the early 2000s, unable to sustain itself in a competitive post-war environment.
Following Air Bosna's demise, B&H Airlines was established to fill the role of a Bosnian flag carrier, later succeeded by FlyBosnia and other regional operators attempting to serve the country's aviation needs.
Hubs & network
Air Bosna operated primarily out of Sarajevo International Airport as its main hub.
Fleet
Air Bosna operated a small fleet that included Boeing 737 aircraft during its years of service.
Notable facts
- ›Air Bosna was established as the national carrier of Bosnia and Herzegovina following the country's independence from Yugoslavia.
- ›The airline operated during the highly disrupted period of the Bosnian War in the 1990s.
- ›It used the IATA code JA and ICAO code BON with the callsign AIR BOSNA.
- ›Air Bosna ceased operations in the early 2000s due to financial difficulties.
- ›The airline was succeeded by later Bosnian carriers including B&H Airlines.
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