Bosnia and Herzegovina Airports
Airports in Bosnia-Herzegovina
There are 4 airports in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which are in the status of international airports. They operate both foreign and domestic flights. All airports serve the major population centers of the country: the capital Sarajevo, as well as the cities of Banja Luka, Tuzla and Mostar.
The infrastructure of the air stations provides full passenger comfort. In the airports of Bosnia and Herzegovina you can use lounges, currency exchange points, food outlets, Duty Free stores. Tourists should plan the route in advance, looking at the distance from the airport terminal to the desired settlement on the map, in order to choose the appropriate transportation.
It should be noted that when talking to the inhabitants of Bosnia and Herzegovina do not touch on religion. Smoking in transportation and public places is allowed in the country. It is considered bad manners to eat on the move or while standing.
Largest airports in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Travelers can explore the list of the biggest air stations in the country:
- Sarajevo (Butmir). The main airport of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with an annual passenger traffic of more than 1 million people. It is located in the suburb of Butmir, 7 km from the center of the capital of the state - the city of Sarajevo.
- Tuzla. This large airport serves more than 500 thousand people per year. It is removed 9 km from the center of the city of Tuzla.
- Mostar. The third busiest airport in the country, receiving about 43 thousand passengers per year. It is located in the village of Ortjes at a distance of 8 km from the center of Mostar.
