A Victorious Battlecry For Pristina

It was only in the year of 2008 that Kosovo gained its independence from Serbia. Though its autonomy is controversial, there is no argument to the fact that this torn country has so much more to offer than battle scars from the past. Its fight for freedom has left this Southeastern European state in the process of rebuilding remnants and constructing neoteric pillars to open its gateway to the traveling population.

     Pristina is the country's capital. It is the biggest city in Kosovo and is home to Pristina International Airport, the only transnational airfield in the country. Named after the Kosovo Liberation Army's leader, it is formally known as Prishtina International Airport Aden Jashari. Regular flights to pristina are slowly re-introducing Kosovo to curious and adventurous wanderers.

     Pristina International Airport has more than twenty airline companies offering trips to and from the city. Both connecting and nonstop flights are available to numerous international destinations. At least seventeen carriers operate outside the airdrome and direct flights to more than twenty cities are flying out of Pristina on a regular schedule. For international departures, Prishtina is host to not less than two hundred and ten flights each week.    

     Visitors from London, Frankfurt, Zurich and Munich can take flights to Prisitna from their respective points of origin. Tourists from Istanbul, Albany, New York, Toronto and Stuttgart can also make bookings from their locations for flights to pristina.  With Kosovo's speedy recovery stage and development in commerce and tourism, it can be expected that more airline corporations will be adding their services to the air traffic in the skies of Pristina.

     From the Pristina airfield, aircrafts depart for Brussels, Dusseldorf, Zurich, London and Salzburg. Carriers also fly to the cities of Tirana, Memmingen, Sydney and Bangkok. These flights from Prishtina are on a regular basis and sightseers can easily make reservations online or with their travel agencies.

     It is history that makes a place worth visiting. Kosovo, having Pristina as its center, has so much struggles and triumphs imprinted in their culture, lifestyle and architecture. The availability of flights to pristina has once again regained the world's interest in this resilient and victorious country. Pristina, despite the turmoil and destruction, is indeed a representation of what remains to be pristine after the storm has passed.

https://www.adria.si/en/flights-and-destinations/cp/pristina-ljubljana/