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Czech Airlines Hub Airport

Václav Havel Airport Prague

  

Václav Havel Airport Prague is the international airport of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. The airport is located 10 kilometres west of the city centre and is with over 11 million passengers in 2014 the busiest airport in the newer EU member states.

It serves as a hub for Czech Airlines as well as a base for Travel Service Airlines including its subsidiary SmartWings, and is also a base for low-cost carrier Wizz Air. Other airlines that fly to this airport include Alitalia, British Airways, easyJet, Norwegian, Vueling and in the future, Joon, Air France's subsidiary.

 

 

 

 

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Czech Airlines News

22nd June 2018

Technics of Czech Airlines Announces New Line Maintenance Customers

5th June 2018

CSA Czech Airlines launch flights to Armenia

CSA Czech Airlines have announced that they will be launching a seasonal route between Prague and Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, next month.

The flight will run from June - September after 4 years hiatus. CSA Czech will service passengers twice a week between its hub airport, Prague-Vaclav Havel, and Yerevan-Zvartnots airport. The aircraft operating this route will be an Airbus A319 with a a capacity for 8 business class passengers and 132 economy passengers. This network expansion implies more inter-European connectivity for the future. 

25th January 2018

Czech Airlines pax up 7% in 2017

Czech Airlines announced it handled 2.9 million passengers in 2017, which was an increase of 7.1% year-on-year. Czech Airlines also announced a load factor of 81.1% with a focus on service quality in 2018 and plans to increase capacity by deploying larger aircraft on selected destinations on selected destinations and adding frequencies.  

7th September 2017

Czech Airlines innovates its “Seat Selection” service

Czech Airlines extends the existing “Seat Selection” service by offering new features. Economy Class passengers will now be able to select their seats:

• At the time of ticket booking
• Freely from all available seats
• Without limitations and irrespective of ticket price package

When purchasing their tickets, passengers will be able to decide whether to purchase a preferred seat in front rows and by emergency exits or to select one of the available unoccupied seats. Until now, it has only been possible to purchase preferred seats together with tickets. The selection of unoccupied seats was first available 24 hours after the ticket purchase.

As an innovation, passengers with tickets purchased under the most economic LITE price package, who were not able to select seats aboard aircraft before, will now be able to choose their seats as well. The service is provided for a fee of EUR 5 or the local currency equivalent. Passengers with tickets purchased under the PLUS and FLEX price packages can select their seats free of charge, with the exclusion of preferred seats which are available for a fee. The most comfortable seats are already included in the price of tickets purchased under the BUSINESS LITE and BUSINESS price packages.

March 2017

Czech Airlines announced a 2016 net income fo $9.4 million which represents a 8% increase from last year.

Czech Airlines launched 11 new routes, expanded their fleet by one ATR 72 aircraft and increased the number of flights by 9%. In 2016, Czech Airlines carried 2.26 million passengers on its scheduled services, up 13% year-on-year, as well as 444,000 passengers through aircraft leases to other airlines. During the year, CSA operated 9% more flights and added 3.5% seat capacity in terms of ASKs. Load factor was up 0.9 of a point at 75.4%. From April, CSA will add one leased ATR 72, taking its ATR fleet to eight aircraft and its total fleet to 18. In 2017, CSA will launch new services to Aarhus, Lisbon, Malmö, Reykjavik and Verona.

February 2016

Sberbank and Czech Airlines, the national airline of the Czech Republic, launched cooperation in the framework of internet acquiring.

As a result, Sberbank became a partner of the official website of Czech Airlines providing the acceptance of Visa, Visa Electron, MasterCard, and Maestro cards to make payments on the Russian version of the partner’s website. Payment security is provided in compliance with the requirements of the PCI DSS International Standard applied to card payments and card holders’ data.

In December 2016, Czech Airlines announced it was working with ParkCloud to grow their extra ancillary offering for its customers. Partnering with airlines allows parking operators in the ParkCloud Network to benefit from exposure to a large and diverse audience, whilst the airline benefits from access to a ready-made parking network to help complete the itineraries of its clientele.

ParkCloud, founded in 2008, lets drivers book a parking space in advance. In April 2016, Czech Airlines has launched a five times weekly service from Birmingham to Prague. The country’s flag carrier will operate the service with an A319 aircraft configured for 144 economy seats (when in full economy configuration) or 12 business class seats and 126 in economy. The service departs Birmingham at 1310 on Monday and Sunday, 1740 on Wednesday and Friday, and 2000 on Thursday. The UK-bound leg leaves at 1130 on Monday and Sunday, 1600 on Wednesday and Friday, and 1820 on Thursday.

June 2016

After a break of several years, the national carrier Czech Airlines is relaunching direct flights between Prague and Beirut. The service comes in response to increased interest among Middle Eastern tourists in Czech spa holidays, but will only be in operation for the summer months.

In December 2015, Czech Airlines launched its regular scheduled Skopje - Prague connection. After a four-year pause Czech Airlines returns to its traditional destinations on the Balkan Peninsula, planning to launch operations on several routes to Prague from there.

Effective 20 May 2016, Czech Airlines will renew its regular Skopje – Prague connection, offering up to three frequencies a week on the route and numerous connecting flights to other important destinations in Europe from Prague.

Czech Airlines plans to launch operations on the new Skopje – Prague route on 20 May 2016 with two return flights a week, departing Skopje on Mondays and Fridays in the morning, at 4:10 a.m. local time and arriving at Václav Havel Airport Prague at 6:00 a.m. local time. Effective 13 June 2016, the carrier will add another frequency on Wednesdays, departing Skopje at the same time.