Starting from June 2019, Air Serbia, the national airline of the Republic of Serbia, will commence direct year-round flights to seven new destinations – Kiev, Madrid, Barcelona, Rijeka, Krasnodar, Helsinki and Cairo as well as two seasonal flights to Nice and Zadar. In addition to the new destinations, Air Serbia will add more depth to its network with additional frequencies on Air Serbia’s busiest existing routes, including Zurich, Paris and Dubrovnik.
“We are very proud to be able to connect the Serbian capital to new cities, adding breadth and depth to our network by providing our passengers the choice to choose from 49 direct destinations, which the national carrier will serve from June 2019,” Air Serbia’s CEO Duncan Naysmith stated at the occasion.
The expansion of Air Serbia’s international network represents a step forward in the Serbian national carrier’s expansion plans.
This post was published on 23 January 2019 16:18
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