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Also at 154 other locations:   Istanbul (Ataturk),  Mogilev,  Prague (Vaclav Havel),  Balti,  Palanga International,  Kosice,  Quetta (Samungli),  Peshawar (Bacha Khan International),  Lahore (Allama Iqbal),  Karachi (Jinnah International),  Islamabad (Benazir Bhutto International),  Kunovice,  Vitebsk,  Karaganda (Sary-Arka),  Plovdiv,  Budapest (Ferenc Liszt International),  Sofia,  Tallinn,  Riga International,  Bucharest (Henri Coanda),  Belgrade (Nikola Tesla),  Ljubljana (Joze Pucnik),  Bratislava (M.R. Stefanik),  Vilnius International,  Kukes International,  Warsaw (Modlin),  Grodno,  Varna,  Bourgas,  Gorna Oryahovitsa,  Debrecen,  Brno (Turany),  Hradec Kralove,  Karlovy Vary,  Ostrava (Leos Janacek),  Pardubice,  Ceske Budejovice,  Kaunas International,  Siauliai International,  Ohrid (St Paul the Apostle),  Skopje International,  Dubrovnik (Cilipi),  Pula,  Krk Island (Rijeka),  Zadar (Zemunik),  Bucharest (Baneasa),  Cluj Napoca (Avram Iancu International),  Constanta (Mihail Kogalniceanu),  Sibiu,  Timisoara (Traian Vuia),  Piestany,  Poprad-Tatry,  Nis (Constantine the Great),  Podgorica,  Pristina (Adem Jashari International),  Tivat,  Tirana (Nene Tereza),  Sarajevo,  Tuzla,  Bishkek (Manas),  Yerevan (Zvartnots),  Mnichovo Hradiste,  Gyumri (Shirak),  Ulaanbaatar (Buyant-Ukhaa International),  Aktyubinsk (Aliya Moldagulova International),  Ashgabat,  Iasi,  Odesa,  Kyiv (Antonov-2),  Chernivtsi,  Cherkasy,  Zilina,  Radom-Sadkow,  Lublin,  Bydgoszcz (I.J. Paderewski),  Prague (Vodochody),  Suceava (Stefan cel Mare),  Gomel,  Szczecin (Goleniow),  Kutaisi (Kopitnari),  Dushanbe,  Baku (Heydar Aliyev International),  Minsk National,  Brest,  Banja Luka,  Mostar,  Plovdiv (Graf Ignatievo South),  Osijek (Klisa),  Brac Island,  Varazdin,  Zagreb,  Tbilisi (Lochini),  Batumi International,  Balaton (Heviz),  Almaty International,  Nursultan (Nursultan Nazarbayev International),  Aktau,  Atyrau,  Osh,  Chisinau,  Warsaw (Frederic Chopin),  Krakow (Balice JP II Intl),  Poznan (Lawica),  Gdansk (Lech Walesa),  Lodz (Wladyslaw Reymont/Central Poland),  Rzeszow (Jasionka),  Wroclaw (Nicolaus Copernicus),  Katowice (Pyrzowice),  Arad,  Bacau (George Enescu International),  Baia Mare (Baia Mare International),  Caransebes,  Craiova,  Oradea,  Satu Mare,  Tulcea (Cataloi),  Vidrasau (Transilvania Targu Mures),  Sliac,  Maribor (Edvard Rusjan),  Portoroz,  Kyiv (Boryspil),  Dnipropetrovsk,  Zaporizhzhia (Mokraya),  Kryvyi Rih (Lozuvatka),  Kharkiv (Osnova),  Kyiv (Igor Sikorsky Kyiv International/Zhulyany),  Ivano-Frankivs'k,  Lviv (Danylo Halytskyi International),  Uzhhorod,  Vinnitsa,  Tashkent (Islam Karimov International),  Ankara (Esenboga),  Milas (Bodrum),  Izmir (Adnan Menderes),  Istanbul (Sabiha Gokcen),  Mugla (Dalaman),  Antalya,  Hatay,  Adana,  Trabzon,  Erzurum,  Samsun (Carsamba),  Konya AB,  Kayseri (Erkilet AB),  Diyarbakir,  Sanliurfa (Gap International),  Adiyaman,  Gyor (Gyor-Per),  Shymkent International,  Brasov-Ghimbav International,  Mary,  Turkmenbashi International,  Samarkand,  Ulaanbaatar (Chinggis Khaan International) 

Euro Jet gears up for a return to summer travel

May 31, 2021

Euro Jet has continued to expand its ground support network by opening new complimentary crew lounges including a new office in Split, Croatia. It has a good handle on all of the airports surrounding the Adriatic.

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Euro Jet opens plush facility on the Croatian coast

March 15, 2021

As is the case for all Euro Jet facilities, the Split office offers a private area for crews to complete some work or relax. This includes a work station, wi-fi, printer, kitchenette and complimentary snacks and beverages.

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