Air Serbia is set to operate over 100 more weekly flights this winter compared to last year, primarily driven by new route launches and increased flight frequencies across its network. Notably, the airline will maintain year-round services from Belgrade to several European destinations, including Seville, Tenerife, Baku, Alicante, Munich, Tromso, and Nizhny Novgorod, along with services from Niš to Vienna and Malta. The seasonal flight to Dubrovnik has also been extended to a full-year route. These additions will translate into an extra 26 weekly departures in each direction.
The airline is also enhancing frequencies on existing routes. The most significant increases are on flights to Tivat, with an additional daily rotation bringing its weekly frequency to 21, and Podgorica, with six additional flights totaling 27 weekly. Other increases include Skopje, Ljubljana, Prague, Vienna, and Tirana, with additional weekly flights on each route. Several other destinations will see a weekly flight increase, including Istanbul, Athens, Bologna, Rome, Madrid, Bucharest, Split, Venice, Zagreb, and Larnaca.
Conversely, some routes will experience reductions for a limited period. Flights to Gothenburg and Naples, which operated intermittently last year, will not be available this winter. Additionally, flights to Barcelona and Thessaloniki will be reduced from nine to seven weekly during the off-season months. The schedule from January onward will align with last winter's frequency.
Overall, Air Serbia has planned 20,299 flights for the winter season running from October 25 to March 27, representing a 16.2% increase compared to last winter. The total available seats will reach approximately 2,303,354, reflecting a 17.3% rise and an increase of over 338,916 seats.
