Hubs

Ancona operates as a secondary hub on Italy's Adriatic coast. It mostly connects central Italy with domestic routes to cities like Milano, Rome and Napoli. There are also international destinations to regions like the Mediterranean and the Balkans which are served mainly during high seasons. The airport sits at an elevation of 15 meters and has a main runway which is 2962 meters long, suitable for both turboprop and jet operations. The approach and airport design is simple with a modern terminal. This base is very useful for summer operations due to its coastal location and tourism demand.

Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina functions as a seasonal hub during the summer schedule. It provides access to the holiday destination and a link to Italy. The airport features a single runway which is 2400 metres long which allows both turboprop and regional jets. The airport is located in a valley with an approach which can be affected and terrain. The airport terminal is modern and can handle a full hand of seasonal flight passengers. Skyalps uses Mostar to serve the demand in the Balkans, often in partnership with tour operators.