The Serbian Minister for Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, Zorana Mihajlović, has said that flights from Belgrade to a second destination in China and a city in Canada will be announced later this year. Although the Minister did not elaborate in further detail, it follows on from similar statements made by the Chinese Ambassador to Serbia, Li Manchang, who confirmed that talks are underway for the introduction of flights between Shanghai and Belgrade, after Hainan Airlines established services from Beijing to the Serbian capital via Prague last September. Meanwhile, Serbia and Canada plan to resume nonstop flights in the near future after the two countries signed a bilateral Air Service Agreement last month, almost twelve years after the deal was initially drafted.
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport anticipates for its busiest summer season on record with 36 airlines to maintain flights to 63 scheduled and 29 charter destinations. Despite Air Serbia decreasing its flight offering this year and losing ground compared to its completion, the airport will see strong growth by foreign carriers, while charter traffic will increase by a notable 20%. "This year will be a historic one when it comes to charter flights. Greece, Spain, Turkey and Italy are the most popular, although Egypt and Tunisia are also set to return to the market. Fourteen Greek airports alone will be linked with Belgrade, as well as five in Italy, four in Turkey, four in Spain and two in Tunisia. Capacity on flights to Egypt will be doubled with three airlines maintaining flights to the resort town of Hurghada", Belgrade Airport's General Manager, Saša Vlaisavljević, said.
In addition to booming charter traffic, foreign carriers will increase their operations to the Serbian capital. Etihad Airways will add an extra five weekly flights for a total of twelve starting July 1, while the likes of LOT, TAROM, Vueling, Belavia, Transavia, Norwegian Air Shuttle and Swiss International Air Lines have also increased their frequencies. easyJet will launch a new service between Berlin and Belgrade, while Russia's Red Wings Airlines will become the third carrier to maintain flights from Moscow. On the other hand, Iran's Kish Airlines, which intended on introducing services from Shiraz, and applied for a permit to do so, has scrapped its plans. Belgrade Airport estimates handling 5.6 million passengers this year, up some 5% on 2017.
Despite Air Serbia's decreasing passenger share in Belgrade, the airline plans to operate twice as many flights through its dedicated charter brand Aviolet this summer. During the upcoming period, Aviolet will run an additional 140 flights compared to 2017, with 750 extra flight hours. At the same time, following a three-year hiatus, Aviolet will resume flights to Hurghada in Egypt. Serbia’s national airline will maintain its charter services using Boeing 737 and Airbus A319 aircraft. “During the vacation season, Air Serbia will be cooperating with tour operators from Serbia to maintain flights toward the most popular Mediterranean destinations. After three years, we are again offering flights to Hurghada, while Air Serbia will have a significantly larger number of flights toward summer destinations on the coast of Turkey", the company's CEO said, Duncan Naysmith, said.
Great news. So we can expect these to be launched in 2019?
ReplyDeleteWell China could launch this year because last year they put Beijing on sale in late July/early August and started flights in September. As for Toronto it could start this winter.
DeleteThe Minister said "Beijing" in an interview???
DeleteNo, she said China.
DeleteNo, she said "Beijing"
Deletehttps://www.b92.net/biz/vesti/srbija.php?yyyy=2018&mm=06&dd=17&nav_id=1405522
She also said JU would be flying to MEX. What matters is what the ambassador says.
DeleteMa jel vi stvarno verujete da politicari znaju tacno gde ce leteti...ajde opustitte se. Vazno je da ce se leteti negde....sad gde tacno i kada to nije bitno, vazno je da se oni hvale na TV :)
DeleteRead the original interview she gave to Politika. She talks about China. Tanjug news agenct wrongly quoted her and wrote Beijing.
DeleteTanjig should be a trusted national news agency. Rights?
DeleteThe charter season this year is very impressive.
ReplyDeleteYep and JU is now again flyong charters during the night as well.
DeleteCharter traffic is impressive this year. I remember in the past JU would operate three to four flights per day while this year they easily operate 7 or 8.
DeleteLet's hope these charter flights help them stabilize their finances.
It's also interesting that both Aegean and Ellinar have a strong charter presence this year as well. Aegean has flights from both Rhodes and Heraklion.
I was really surprised to learn that JU had only 140 return charter flights last season or aproximately 3 a day as Nemjee said. One B737 was sufficient for that. Current double traffic they will be able to maintain with two boings and some rescheduling on A319 if something goes wrong with good old boeings.
DeleteThe B733's are a nice addition to have however are not that young to abuse with tight schedules. JU realistically only has room with the A319 between 2300 and 0600 as well as with the 1 ac waiting to fly out to LHR at 10,30am.
DeleteJU really needs to focus on what to do with their A330 that sits in BEG 4 days a week during the winter. That would be impressive.
They do not have a clear strategy about anything, let alone trying to organise winter charters together with travel agencies. Chartering such a big plane is risky for agencies, but JU would engage more in organising and marketing that could be sustainable.
DeleteActually the A319 that flies to London either comes from TLV that left the previous night or from TGD that departs in the morning.
Delete@JATBEGMEL
DeleteSo you say two B737 are unreliable to make three carter rotations eacj with some 12h flying hours during the peak of holiday season?
@ nemjee
Deletenot always is that the case. The TGD departure is usually an ATR and TLV is scheduled in a way to keep it on ground longer than needed (around 3h).
@ anonymous 10,56am
Jat didnt have great reliability with the B733's when their entire network depended on them. Theyve become older since. That doest mean theyre bad aircraft either.
Morning TGD is a mix, I just checked and in recent times it was mostly on the A319. It probably has to do with the availability of the Atrs.
DeleteAs for TLV, it has to sit that long there as they don't have better slots.
There are slot issues at TLV?
DeleteYes, TLV is really overcrowded so it's not easy to find convenient slots for the schedule JU needs. Many airlines fly into Tel Aviv in the middle of the night.
DeleteBut it actually fits well in JU schedule for transfers? Plus you can land in TLV during night which you cannot in most of European airports so it is convenient for JU to utilize an aircraft over night. Or they loose passengers travelling just to Belgrade due to this schedule?
DeleteIt's convenient in one direction, that is when it departs BEG after midnight. Return flight only connects onto London while other destinations such as JFK and the region have a longer connection.
DeleteJATMELBEG I agree with you entirely. The question is how to better utilise the A330 during the winter and I think Canada holds its it future.
DeleteAir Serbia should have started Shanghai.
ReplyDeleteThey will start Toronto. No doubt about it.
DeleteBut how are they going to operate both JFK and YYZ in the summer? They won't be able to do it with one plane.
Delete2 weekly to YYZ and 2 weekly to JFK.
DeleteOr 2 to YYZ and 5 to JFK. But that would be quite a strech. Just hope they do not lease another loss making aircraft.
DeleteThe only way China will happen is if they lease another 330. And then they can "breathe" easier and divide JFK and YYZ with the first 330.
DeleteVery few business passangers on all of these routes and tight competition. That would be another loss making operation.
DeleteWhat is more important is the prestige of the city/country/party!
DeleteI wonder which airline will fly Shanghai. Hainan?
ReplyDeleteWould be nice to see Air China in Belgrade.
DeleteMaybe China Eastern. They were in talks last year over Beijing togeather with Air China and Hainan.
DeleteI think it was reported somewhere that Hainan won't be launching these flights. I hope it's an airline that will offer convenient connections. Hainan isn't that competitive in Beijing.
DeleteSummer season has come and we see that Hainan is barely maintaining these via Prague flights twice a week. Something went wrong with the route development? Or they lack an aircraft?
DeleteWhat exactly do you mean by 'barely maintaining?'
DeleteFlights operate regularly twice a week, you make it seem as if they are cancelling every second flight.
Hainan experienced financial difficulties and they were taken over by the Chinese government.
They just announced a set of new routes and some are, just like Belgrade, operated with a stop. I think Dublin is linked with Edinburgh.
Ah OK. Company is in trouble. That is why they are not expanding Belgrade operations as anticipated.
DeleteHNA group is in very deep trouble from bad investments and are focused on decreasing costs and selling off assets.
DeleteThey have huge loans to service.
Kako Hainan može napamet da povećava broj letova do Beograda, ili da ukine medjusletanje u Pragu? Treba valjda da prodje prva letnja sezona pa da vide kolika je potražnja, polako-razradiće se linija.
DeleteCompany was in trouble, now the situation is much better because the Chinese government is providing them with the necessary liquidity.
DeleteGiven the sharp rise of Chinese arrivals to Serbia, I am sure PEK-BEG will be seeing more flights in the future.
Hainan carries a lot of cargo on this route. That should help as well.
Everybody is talking about rise of Chinese visitors to Serbia and statistics do prove that, yet Hainan is still offering just around 200 seats weekly?!
DeleteYes because a large number of these visitors comes via other airlines such as SU, TK, QR, EY ... the other day there was a group of some 40 Chinese tourists that departed on TK to IST.
DeleteThat means HNA did not manage to market its route to Chinese travel agencies. Such a shame.
DeleteHainan does have good loads from Belgrade. Maybe they are waiting for the market to mature enough so that they can detach it from Prague.
DeleteAnother possibility is that Chinese tourists that do come are not all from Beijing. Airlines such as Qatar or Emirates have an extensive network in China.
"Hainan does have good loads from Belgrade."
DeleteNemjee, define good loads. A couple of weeks ago I saw a small trip report on beobuild site in regards to Hainan flights. The guy said there were no more than 50 passengers on that flight. A few months ago someone said there are on avreage 40-50 pax on that route. Now, of course we have to take into account that only a certein number of seats are allocated to Belgrade.
40-50 pax is disaster if we consider that Hainan is also selling seats between Belgrade and Prague. Where are the passengers if number of tourists is improving so much?
DeleteWhy do you listen to a reply on a forum about 40-50 pax and immideatly asume its true?
DeleteKako ne možete shvatiti da linija Peking - Prag je glavni generator putnika, za Beograd se ostavlja malo sedišta u prodaji i normalno je da ne može biti nikad iznad 100 putnika.
DeleteBefore summer there were around 100 passengers that boarded Hainan in Belgrade. The number rarely slipped under that. The 40-50 passenger load was in the beginning. Demand to China is extremely strong and there is spillover effect onto other carriers, as mentioned earlier.
DeleteThey will probably announce these new routes in September when VINCI takes over. Maybe Toronto launches around Christmas/New Year.
ReplyDeleteWill these be year-round or seasonal?
ReplyDeleteYear-round of course, like JFK and Beijing..
DeleteYYZcomes March 2019, Air China may start a bit before.
ReplyDeleteSerbia should appy for Skyteam membership. That would attract airlines from that alliance, so we should actually have China Eastern, and maybe even Delta, Saudia. Airfrance, KLM and Czech back, and finally increased capacity on Tarom, Alitalia, and Aeroflot flights.
Majority of our diaspora, potential tourists and business ties are in LH lands and people still think JU should join Sky Team?!
Delete@ anonymous 9,36am
Deletethats not exactly the case.
LH has been quite hostile towards JU while it was Jat, OU refuses to cooperate with JU and JU lost its slots in IST that lead to a dispute only resolved when Turkish carriers were threatened to have their slots in BEG revoked. JU has next to no cooperation with Star Alliance members other than A3 and JP.
On the other hand, JU has various agreements with a number of SkyTeam members (KLM, AF, SU, RO, AZ, UX). JU still connects alot of transit pax via SkyTeam hubs (AMS, CDG, SVO, FCO). This cooperation with SkyTeam members could easily grow to add ME (BEY), OK (PRG) and DL (JFK).
The benefit is simply larger with SkyTeam while Star Alliance is more of a hostile competitor.
@JATBEGMEL
DeleteI see your point. However, I am of opinion that Star Alliance membership is to be negotiated and JU needs government help with that. They could try to win status similar to JP and get number of routes to fly exclusively.
On the other hand, Sky Team partnerships are always unfavourable. AZ is good example of that. People are scared of JU becoming LH feeder but it is exactly the case now with KLM/AF/AZ and to lesser extent SU. We do not have details of these deals but certainly they are not good for JU if they fly passengers together with luggage as a part of ticket to US sold for 400-500 eur. How much is JU realistically getting there?
There is only soo much the Serbian government can do. The Serbian government cannot force the European airlines to cooperate with Air Serbia while it pushes for EU membership. TK is easy to manipulate as they are not in the EU and those air agreements with EU are not applicable to Turkey.
DeleteJU benefits as well from SkyTeam. Not everything is in the North American connections, JU does transfer locally throughout the Balkans too. Destinations these airlines cant do and dont do. Look at AMS where Transavia has come in, grown capacity, yet JU hasnt reduced AMS as seen with other JU destinations.
LH cancelled its code share with Jat, tried to force them out of HAM when they had the agreement with EK (EK used to fly DXB-HAM-JFK), tried to compete with Jat on BEG-DUS (and lost). OU refuses to codeshare with JU while the Croatian government invents ways to block JU from expanding in Croatia, while JU is keen to start ZAD and BWK. The telanovela with TK continues where the Serbian DCV denied TK to use the A330 to BEG, another incident in the many years counting.
JU is anything but a LH feeder, our neighbours are there for that and they dont seem any better off. OU and JP still make massive losses while mostly feeding LH hubs. JU unfortunately has an unhealthy relationship with EY. JU could get more benefit from SkyTeam carriers with better utilisation of its fleet, 2 more additional arrival/departure banks as well as having the frequent flyer program benefit SkyTeam frequent flyers. JU has 20 ac while KLM/AF has hundreds.
You mean number of feeder routes?
Deletethe number of feeder routes doesnt matter. Just look at the overall network.
DeleteThings have been told and re-told. JU operates an inadequate network on routes where competition is increasing both directly and indirectly by the day. Wizz launched Skopje, Podgorica amongst other examples yet JU cut BUD.
DeleteJU suffers from endemic short-sightedness, stinginess and some sick bacwards mentality related to JAT-era operating routes that make no longer sense. Today Tokyo or Ankara would make more sense than New York or Toronto.
@JATBEGMEL
DeleteThanks, good arguments.
I am not so sure about Transavia. That I would call a price example of bad deal. You get JU to feed KLM network for small fee and then introduce direct competitor for O&D passengers. Only good thing, we as travellers are now better off as we have more choice and lower prices on the route.
"Today Tokyo or Ankara would make more sense than New York or Toronto." Good point!
DeleteHow long would the flight be? It's similar to New York I suppose. They could run three to each in summer.
ReplyDeleteIt would be tight.
DeletePlus so big reduction of JFK schedule will drive away lots of transfer and business customers.
Loads of business customers :)
DeleteThey can always offer one direct flight in combination with KLM/AF transfer.
Actually the business class of the JFK flight fils up very regularly.
DeleteBelgrade is fast becoming the business and cultural centre of the Balkans and demand for business travel is big and getting bigger.
JU should add a second A330, and fly YYZ and Chicago.
JU has built up JFK quite well, increasing to 6 p/w and seeing better loads in business class. It will be a really stupid move to half the capacity when it fills the best.
DeleteKLM/AF transfer should remain for the network JU simply cannot cover.
Belgrade was always the center in exYU space :)
DeleteJU still has only 18 seats to offer in business which is too little for JFK flights to make money. Many of these are transfers so that influences profitability as well. No premium economy product, low yields...etc.
Emirates also have many transfers from ZAG, they also don't have premium economy, low yields... But everything is so perfect in your amazing EU capital but same things are sooo bad in the dark, primitive and barbarian Belgrade, LOL.
DeleteWell, LH has more pax in its business class on an A320.
DeleteLH could have all business on A320, just put the divider behind the last row and block off all the middle seats. Lufti is so great, she is like the Mother.
Delete@anon 7:52
DeleteI am actually from Belgrade. Unfortunately we do not have as many premium passangers as Zagreb. It may improve but that is situation for the moment.
Emirates do lack premium economy but they make serious money in business and first class. Plus they never really organise sale for their economy cabin either.
As to the LH… it was their flight I saw the biggest business class on European route - 56 on A321 between Brussels and Frankfurt. And it was all full!
If this announcement is correct, Belgrade will extend its lead in direct long haul & ME3 destinations within ex yu airports:
ReplyDeleteFrom BEG:
1 New York JFK
2 Beijing PEK
3 Toronto YYZ
4 Shanghai PVG
5 Dubai DXB
6 Doha DOH
7 Abu Dhabi AUH
Closest one in destinations is ZAG:
1 Toronto YYZ
2 Seoul ICN
3 Dubai DXB
4 Doha DOH
Actually if these materialize then BEG will have a intercontinental network offer similar to the one of BUD. All that will be missing is ORD.
DeleteAlso, unlike BUD, BEG should have year-round flights to Iran.
Belgrade leader of Balkana!
Deleteeven of the wider Balkan I would say!
DeleteHow about comparing existing flights, or waiting for similar ZAG announcements (not given by politicians btw) before comparing and calling anyone leader ?
DeleteSto se uvek uporedjujete jbt...dosadni ste vise. Meni je bitno da se Beg razvija u pozitivnom pravcu a briga mene da li je ispred ZAG ili BUD.
DeleteZagreb is getting China and Japan flights soon. No idea for US flights yet, don't expect anything from US before 2020.
DeleteBeijing and Tokyo flights should be announced soon. Hianan and ANA should maintain flights to both destinations.
By mid 2020 we should know if there are US flights, and potentially elsewhere in South East Asia.
Zagreb will eventually have US flights, most likely connecting to JFK, however we'll need to wait for these flights for few more years.
Beijing and Tokyo Flights should be announced this year, airport has been holding talks with both carriers for some time, only Croatian bureaucracy slowing things down.
You repeated that Beijing and Tokyo should be announced soon three times but in reality they were not announced by an airline or high ranking politician. Your writing style is recognizable and you can't control yourself every time there is a positive news about BEG or JU. Your comments are a single most disturbing event on this blog.
DeleteI would rather expect seasonal flights from NYC to Dubrovnik. If it worked in 70es it will certainly work now.
DeleteHow often will you tell us again, that Japanese and Chinese will announced flights soon? I am so bored
Delete"...but in reality they were not announced by an airline or high ranking politician."
DeleteThat's not how things are done in Croatia. Neither Emirates nor AC Rouge nor Korean were announced during negotiations.
They were only announced by some lunatic anonymous tens of times, again and again, just like Tokyo and Beijing are now being mentioned. We have also been subjected to massive growth projections of billions of new tourists coming to this gem of EU tourism and ZAG growth projections of hitting 3 million by 2015, 4 million by 2017 and so on.
DeleteBitno je da ste napisali da AS smanjuje br. letova,zar vas toko boli otvaranje novih prekookeanski letovi i dolazak drugog A330?! Napisere jednu recenicu vezanu za naslov a onda udarite po AS,SRAMOTA
ReplyDeleteО чему причаш? За сада нема фејта према АСЛ.
DeleteKada dolazi drugi A330?
DeleteVerovatno kad krenu Toronto i Sangaj.Ne mogu sa jednim da rade 3 destinacije.
DeleteOtkud ti ideja da bi ASL išla za Kinu?
DeleteTako je rekla Mohajlovicka,meni je logicniji Cikago
DeleteTvoja voljena ASL ili da nabavi cetiri A330 I pocne ozbiljno da radi interkontinentalni saobracaj uz razgranatu mrezu feeding linija ili bolje da vrati ovaj jedan avion sto gubi pare.
DeleteNemaju oni para za takvu avanturu. Tek kad jedna linija postane profitabilna mogu da uvedu drugu dugolinijsku,a mislim da su rekli da ocekuju da JFK od sledece godine bude profitabilna ruta.
DeleteJao koji poremecaj manje vrednosti
DeleteSad mi mi je lakse,ja se uplasio da ne kazes VISE
DeleteNe znam za vas ali ja verujem SVE sto Zorana kaze ahahahahaha
DeleteLO sends quite often their E95. Shame they didn't go double daily to BEG this summer. Hopefully it happens next year.
ReplyDeleteWould be nice to get airBaltic back.
Air Serbija vec u junu ima problema sa kapacitetima. Pitam se sta ce biti u julu, carteri se lete u 1,2 ujutru. Putnici su nasamareni, a agencije ne mare. Ocajnocki se vratio YU-ANI u flotu jer nisu u stanju da se nose sa svim sto su preuzeli, YU-API izlazi 1.8.2018 iz flote u sred sezone? Ciji je to rezon? Sve puca, a ovde se prica o novom a330, verujem do kraja zime u ukidanje JFK
ReplyDeleteЗначи до краја зиме, то јест пред летњу сезону, укидају Њујорк? Каква здрава логика.
DeleteШто се туриста и агенција тиче, ако им ЈУ не одговара што нису склопиле уговор са неким европским превозницима? Класика српска, нико неће да се потруди да нешто одради како ваља али зато сви кукумавче.
И не, YU-API не излази из саобраћаја.
Idi na Flyradar pa ces videti kolko kompanija radi cartere nocu. Sreca pa se ti nista ne pitas jer bi onda leteli stranim kompanijama.
DeleteZa svaki carter se mesecima unapred zna da je nocni let. Samo sto srpske agencije u vecini obmanjuju svoje putnike umesto da im jasno kazu.
DeleteI kako se molim te raspada raspored od 300 redovnih i 25 carter polazaka kompanije sa 19 aviona?!
API izlazi, najavljena je zamena. Agencije su primorane da uzimaju letove od JU pogotovo za Tursku.
DeleteSvaki ugovor je napravljen tako da aviokompanija moze cak i dan da promeni sto se u subotu desilo sa putnicima Filip Travela, leteli u 23:30 umesto sledeceg dana u 5 ujutru, putnici morali da doplate rani cek in 50e po sobi. Filip travel objavio ugovor sa Air Serbijom.
YU-ANI juce obavio probni let!
DeleteDobro dosao nazad!
Ja ovakav post zovem "Igrao se mali Djokica biznisa"
DeleteNovo meso ovde, why is YU-API retiring?
DeleteGood news.
ReplyDeleteANI is back because guests/holidaymakers complained about Airbuses used for charter. Over the years they got used to flying Boeing metal and all of a sudden they had to fly to their holiday while some young hotshot is holding sidestick in his hand. They chanted "If it's not Boeing, I'm not going!" so upper management had to return this birds to the skies due to popular demand. I would like to remind you who retired these birds? Old management under the old regime! But we're bringing them back, everything is fine, nothing to see, move along! I said move along!
ReplyDeleteahahahahaha...good one :)))
DeleteJU makes money from the charter flights and has the extra capacity. Minimal investment brought ANI back. It was EY and team that tried to distance JU not only from the B737's but from the charter traffic too. While EY has excess capacity with its massive decrease of flights all over its network, JU not only is being robbed by EY but has had absolutely next to no benefit from their so called partnership. The perfect example of stupidity and greed!
DeleteLOL, +1000!
DeleteThe 737s are also increasing the profitability and the prestige of the company!
Well said!
Delete"guests" Roger, loud and clear :)
Deletenterestingly Air Serbia has scheduled JFK at only 2 per week this winter outside holiday season. Making space for YYZ?
ReplyDeleteThat was supposed to say *interestingly
DeleteBut starting a new route in low season makes little sense.
DeleteWith all efforts, two times a week is scenario in which you do not fly empty plane or sell tickets for 200 eur return. There is just no sufficient demand for that flights outside main school break seasons.
DeleteОно што се дешава са Србијом је феноменално! Ниш и БЕГ су радили тако тешко да дођу до овог невероватног раста! Не одбацујем летове за Сингапур са Скоотом, једног дана.
ReplyDeletePa svojevremeno smo ih imali sa Jatom :)
ReplyDeleteDa Anon 9:21 PM. Leteo je JAT i iz Sidneja i Melburna... Leteo sam i sam na carterima sa starim B707 kupljenih od PIA jos od kraja 1971. pa nastavio na novim DC 10 krajem sedamdesetih. Jedino neznam koliko je ta bivsa kompanija, bivse drzave pravila profot i zivela od njega. A koliko je izdrzavana od poreza... Ako nije jos uvek drzavna tajna, zanimljivo bi bilo da se objave objektivni profit i gubitke od pocetka sedamdesetih do kraja 1990. Najveci broj avio kompanija u tim vremenima nosio je zastve na repu. Zbog prestiza, politike... a u sustini avio prevoznici su bili abonenti poreza, budzeta... Dali je tadasnji JAT izdrzavao budzet bivse drzave ili ga (budzet) izmuzao? Poznavaoci poslovanja propale drzave, kada bi hteli, mogli ili smeli da iznesu u javnost. Iskreno i tacno. Ili je premnogo "prljavog vesa", a mnogo je jos zivih koji su preko komiteta pravili ekonomiju...
DeletePozdrav iz Sidneja.
Rodney
Dragi Rodney,
DeleteKoliko znam JAT je 80tih je uglavnom bio profitabilan. Puno se ulagalo u hotelijerstvo i druge delatnosti. Bilo bi lepo da podelite sa nama utiske i avanture sa tih putovanja. Jeste li pravili stop over u Singapuru nekada?
Does anyone know if any reasonable amount of people are getting to Belgrade from Toronto via Zagreb using Rouge and connecting onto Air Serbia's morning service?
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