The Serbian National carrier has revealed its plans for expansion for the upcoming summer season this morning, in which it is stated that Air Serbia will launch four new routes from its main hub in Belgrade starting April 21. Two of these routes are to Spain i.e. Valencia and Palma De Mallorca, one is in Italy - Bari and the fourth one is a route they already operated to, Rijeka.
The flights from Belgrade to Valencia will start on 21 April and will operate two times a week, every Wednesday and Saturday with Airbus A319 aircraft. as of June, the flights will be operated every Thursday and Sunday. This will be Air Serbia's third destination to Spain so far. This is expected to be an year-round route.
Belgrade - Bari route will be launched on 5 June and will operate three times a week, every Monday, Thursday and Sunday until 27 October. ATR72 aircraft will be deployed on this route.
"We are happy that we are significantly improving and diversifying our network by carefully choosing new destinations, in line with passengers’ wishes and strategic plans for future expansion. With the latest expansion, we are further strengthening our position, primarily in Italy and Spain, offering our passengers from the entire region greater choice when planning their trips and summer vacations. We are convinced that reactions will be positive, considering that some of the new destinations are becoming directly available from Belgrade for the very first time. In the following period, we will continue to develop in that direction and we look forward to introducing more new routes," said Boško Rupić, Head of Sales at Air Serbia.
As of 11 June, the flights between Belgrade and Palma De Mallorca will be launched. They will operate two times a week, each Tuesday and Saturday until 29 October with Airbus A319 aircraft. This will be their fourth destination in Spain.
So far, Air Serbia operated only charter flights to Palma de Mallorca. During the 2019 summer season, a total of 20 charter flights were operated on this route, carrying more than 5,000 passengers. By launching the route, Air Serbia will offer passengers seamless connections between Palma de Mallorca and other cities in its network via Belgrade, such as Moscow, Podgorica, Sarajevo, Tivat, Zadar, etc.
Air Serbia will also resume the flights to Rijeka on 15 June after more then two years. The flights will operate two times a week. every Wednesday and Saturday until 17 September. The route will be served by ATR72 aircraft.
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