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The Italian airline Mistral Air will fly between Sofia and Bari, starting on May 30, reports the esky.bg travel online portal.
The flights between the two cities will be once a week, on Saturdays. The flight from Bari to Sofia is in the morning. The return is in the early afternoon.
The route is seasonal and ends on September 30.
In 2015 Mistral Air will once again offer the route Sofia – Catania, starting on April 25 and ending on October 21.
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