Flights

Cheapest Flight Tickets to Slovakia

For many countries, there are no direct flights to Slovakia, but many airlines offer connections from other cities in Europe or into Vienna – Vienna’s Schwechat International Airport is actually as close to Bratislava as it is to Vienna.

When we look for flights from outside of Europe to Slovakia, we use Cheap O’Air. Their system searches in databases of all airlines flying to and from Slovakia on regular basis, so you can easily pick the cheapest one. Just click on the button, find your flight and book it.

Cheapest Flight Tickets from Slovakia

When booking flights from Slovakia, people (Slovaks) usually use the flight booking system from Pelikan.sk. Their slogan says: Smart way to travel!, but it could be: The cheapest way to travel!. You can be sure that you always get offer of cheap flights from Slovakia.

Why to book airline tickets through Pelikan?

• There is a complete offer of more than 800 airlines providing flights from Slovakia (Bratislava, Košice, Žilina), Czech Republic (Prague, Brno), Hungary (Budapest), Austria (Vienna) and Poland (Krakow) at one place!
• Reservations can be made any time – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
• You can compare the available flights and pick the cheapest one!
• There are no reservation fees for Pelikan.sk!

In Slovak language, Pelikán means Pelican – a large water bird with a large throat pouch. Pelikan.sk was established in 2004, as the first online flight ticket seller in Slovakia and since then, it is the largest seller of flight tickets in Slovak Republic overall. This leading position allows them to offer flight tickets for the best prices from over 800 flight companies, including low budget airlines. Few years ago, Pelikan has spread its services in Czech Republic (Pelikan.cz) and Hungary (Pelikan.hu).

Airlines from Slovakia

Carriers with connections to Bratislava, Košice and other cities in Slovakia:

Slovakian Airlines

Slovakian Airlines is a new airline carrier from Slovakia. It started operating on 20th of September 2011 when the first airplane of Slovakian Airlines Boeing 737-500 landed at the airport of Milan Rastislav Štefánik in Bratislava.

Slovakian Airlines is a private airline owned by the Slovak entrepreneur Arnold Medzihradský and Mikhail Bagdasar from Russia.

Danube Wings

Danube Wings are fully licensed and approved airlines based in Bratislava. Their fleet consists of ecological turboprop aircrafts ATR 72. These airliners are ideal to meet the criteria of comfort and safety for shorter or longer flights. ATR (Avions de Transport Regional) is an Italian-French product of two versions: shorter aircraft ATR 42 with a maximum of 50 passangers and the ATR 72, which can carry a maximum of 74 passengers.

Central Charter Airlines Slovakia

Central Charter Airlines Slovakia is a Slovak charter flight company based in Bratislava. It is a subsidiary of the Czech Central Charter Airlines. The fleet counts only two airplanes Boeing 737 based on the airport Bratislava. They fly into 15 destinations: Antalya, Korfu, Heraklion, Hurghada, Karpathos, Kos, Mytilini, Rhodos, Santorini, Sharm el Sheikh, Skiathos, Taba, Tabarka, Thessaloniki, Zakynthos.

Air Slovakia

Air Slovakia was the oldest flight company in Slovakia, based in Bratislava. Company was founded in 1993 as Air Terrex Slovakia, after leaving CSA. Air Slovakia provided scheduled flights and charter flights from Bratislava, Košice, Sliač, Budapest, Debrecen and Brno around Europe, Middle East and North Africa. Boeing 737-200 airplanes were used. On 2nd of March 2010, Air Slovakia had its AOC removed by Slovak authorities with immediate effect, which led to the airline being dissolved.

Sky Europe

Sky Europe Airlines was a low cost flight company, based in Bratislava and with two other headquarters in Prague and Vienna. On 31st of August 2009, the airlines went into bankruptcy. Sky Europe provided scheduled and charter point-to-point flights from and to Slovakia from and to several European destinations.

Slovak Airlines

Slovak Airlines has been operating on the Slovak airlines market for 7 years. The company’s main target was to operate regular and irregular passenger and cargo air transport. In this activity maximum emphasis was placed on safety, reliability, effectiveness and quality of passenger transport. On the basis of fulfilling the preconditions, Slovak Airlines was the first Slovak air transport company to obtain authorisation to maintain aircrafts according to the European aviation prescriptions JAR-145, which means that air transport and maintenance of aircrafts were performed on the same level of safety and quality as in any European country. The top quality technical staff of SA ensures regular maintenance of the fleet. The airline company Slovak Airlines operated regular and irregular flights on aircrafts of the type Boeing 737-300 with a capacity of 148 passengers.

Airlines Flying to Slovakia

There are several foreign airlines flying to Slovakia.

Airlines providing flights to Bratislava:

• Aeroflot (SU) – Moscow (SVO)
• Czech Airlines (OK) – Prague (PRG)
• Lufthansa (LH) – Munich (MUC)
• RyanAir (FR) – Barcelona–Gerona (GRO), Birmingham (BHX), Bremen (BRE), Bristol (BRS), Dublin (DUB), East Midlands (EMA), Edinburg (EDI), Frankfurt–Hahn (HHN), London–Stansted (STN), Milan–Bergamo (BGY), Stockholm–Skavsta (NYO)

Airlines providing flights to Košice:

• Austrian Airlines (OS) – Vienna
• Czech Airlines (OK) – Prague (PRG)