PHOTOS: Qatar Airways A330 in Belgrade

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

The arrival of Qatar Airways’ Airbus A330-200 at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport last Saturday, on the airline’s scheduled service from Doha to Belgrade via Sofia, has generated significant interest. The Qatari carrier says the 260-seat aircraft was deployed due to operational reasons and will visit the Serbian capital again on September 1. It marks the first time Qatar Airways has used a wide-body jet on its service to Belgrade. According to Belgrade Airport, it is the first time an airline has sent a much larger aircraft to operate a scheduled service to the Serbian capital. Furthermore, passengers boarding the aircraft used two airbridges.





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  1. Nemjee18:07

    'According to Belgrade Airport, it is the first time an airline has sent a much larger aircraft to operate a scheduled service to the Serbian capital.'

    Hasn't TK sent its own A332 once or twice roughly a year and a half ago?

    Btw the flight arrived with 113 passengers and departed with 100+.

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  2. Anonymous22:54

    A330 is beautiful plane. Can't wait to see it in JU livery..

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  3. Rodney Marinkovic05:25

    So beatiful to see wide body passengers aircraft at Belgrade International airport. I believe, I hope, time coming, and big investors will raising Serbian air centre into port where will be regulary wide body traffic with few operators on daily basis. Let hope Serbia going to open society, where business opportunity way of life. I live to see true development is way of life in this land of Serbia. ✈Rodney & belivers✈ Fan of Serbian civil aviation. Kraljevo✈Sydney🌏❇✈.

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  4. Anonymous09:18

    What is a big deal that you have to write 2 flash news about it and readers million of comments? Wide-body plane? So? In Dubrovnik this year you had regular flights by Thomson wide-bodies including 787. In Zagreb last year there were Korean flights with 747 and 777, ElAl with 767, Turkish with A330, TAP with A330, Air Europa with A330, every week SkyGreece with 767 and every week MNG with A330 cargo. In Ljubljana there was JAL flights. Why are you so fascinated about one wide-body flight?

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    1. Anonymous09:33

      And I remember there was news about the 787 (main article and flash news), Skygreece;s B767 (main article and flash news).... Obviously this was a press release and obviously, judging by how many people clicked like on Facebook its popular news.

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    2. Anonymous09:33

      Why can't you just enjoy aviation?

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    3. Anonymous14:55

      In Skopje last year Turkish was flying with a330 almost a whole week ;)

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    4. Anonymous14:56

      Yeah and I remember it was reported and photos were also published

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  5. Anonymous10:00

    When Zagy

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    1. Anonymous11:18

      If by that you mean new airport it will be in 2016, it already looks very impressive.
      If by that you mean new routes and companies they are already here (list of new companies just in last year):
      - Swiss
      - Bruxelles
      - KLM
      - LOT
      - SkyGreece to Canada
      - Air Serbia
      - flyDubai
      - Qatar direct flights instead via BUD
      - MGA cargo to IST and CDG by A330

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    2. Anonymous18:08

      - 2,5 million pax per years

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    3. Anonymous18:09

      year*

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  6. JU520 BEGLAX08:42

    Thanks ex YU. I m happy about every widebody landing documented at any ex YU airport

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