(ANSA) - BELGRADE, SEPTEMBER 24 - Adria Airways said it is temporarily ceasing all its flight operations from and to all its bases (Ljubljana, Pristina, Tirana) on September 24 and 25, with the exception of a Frankfurt-Ljubljana flight, the Slovenia-based company announced in a statement late Monday. The decision to temporarily suspend flight operations is "a consequence of currently unsecured access to fresh cash which airline needs for further flight operations," Adria Airways added. The company "is at this point intensively searching solutions in cooperation with potential investor," Adria's management added, specifying that "the goal of everyone involved is to make Adria Airways fly again and that ceasing of operations is indeed temporarily." All inbound and outbound Adria Airways flights from and to Ljubljana airport are reported cancelled, the official website of the airport shows. "All other airlines flying to and from Ljubljana Joze Pučnik Airport are operating their flights according to the timetable," the airport management said in a statement.

The former Slovenian national air carrier was acquired in 2016 by the German investments fund 4k Invest. (ANSA).