Cheap flights from Pristina
From Pristina (Kosovo) there are direct low-cost flights to 18 destinations in 8 countries, from one airport (PRN). The airline with the most routes is Wizz Air. Abroad, the best-connected countries are Germany, Switzerland and Italy.
- 18 direct destinations
- 8 countries
- 2 low-cost airlines
Low-cost airlines from Pristina
The busiest routes from Pristina
Who flies them, how long they take and what they usually cost.
Where you can fly from Pristina
Destinations with direct flights in our catalogue, by country. Some routes are seasonal only: in FlyDown you see when the flights actually run and at what price.
Germany 6
- BerlinBER


- DortmundDTM

- FrankfurtHHN

- HamburgHAM

- KarlsruheFKB

- MemmingenFMM

Italy 3
- MilanMXP

- RomeFCO

- TriesteTRS

Switzerland 3
- BaselBSL

- GenevaGVA

- ZurichZRH

France 2
- Basel-MulhouseMLH

- LyonLYS

Belgium 1
- CharleroiCRL

Slovakia 1
- BratislavaBTS

Sweden 1
- MalmöMMX

United Kingdom 1
- LondonLTN


More cities in one trip from Pristina
With a direct flight from Pristina you land in one of these cities and discover others by bus.
Nearby airports
It's always worth checking nearby airports too: sometimes the same destination costs much less.
FAQ
How many destinations have direct low-cost flights from Pristina?
Our catalogue lists 18 destinations with direct flights in 8 countries, operated by 2 low-cost airlines. Some routes are seasonal.
Which low-cost airlines fly from Pristina?
Wizz Air, easyJet. Each airline's destinations are listed above.
How do I find the cheapest flights from Pristina?
Decide how much you want to spend and create a watch on FlyDown: it checks these airlines every few hours and alerts you when it finds a flight under your budget.
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