Belgrade Airport registers busiest July

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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport recorded its busiest July on record by handling 901.843 passengers, representing an increase of 26.5% on last year and growth of 22.7% on the pre-pandemic 2019. It registered an increase of 17% in commercial aircraft movements on 2022. During the January - July period, the airport welcomed 4.188.703 travellers through its doors, up 46.7% on last year and an increase of 25.1% on 2019. The airport has said it expects to handle well over seven million passengers this year.

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  1. Anonymous17:56

    Bravo BEG 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

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  2. Anonymous18:39

    Phenomenal result by BEG and they have all of our support!

    More importantly check this out:

    BEG: 4.191.931
    SOF: 4,102,203

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    1. Anonymous18:45

      To add more July comparisons:

      BUD: 1 472 373
      BEG: 905.000

      -567.373

      So basically ZAG was as far from BEG in July as BEG was from BUD. How things have changed in this dynamic business

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  3. Anonymous19:05

    Why is 2019 being compared to 2022 and not 2023?

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    1. Anonymous19:06

      Huh?

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    2. Anonymous19:09

      my mistake, missread chart.

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  4. Anonymous19:09

    I think BEG will handle 8m not over 7, but lets see

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    1. Anonymous19:23

      BEG has average growth per month 26% comparing to 2019. If continiue that means BEG is going to have 7,76m passengers this year. But hope to see over 8m!

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    2. Anonymous19:26

      At the end of August BEG should be at over 5 million. Winter should be extremely strong so let's hope we keep growign over 20%

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    3. Anonymous19:40

      But to reach over 8m they have to have average of 30% up for the whole year

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    4. Anonymous21:40

      Most likely this year won't reach 8 million unfortunately. 7,8 to 7,9 is likely.

      This winter will be very strong.

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    5. Anonymous08:27

      Well it all depends on JU's winter timetable. They already more than doubled FCO. I think there are going to be much more increases.

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  5. Anonymous19:20

    Wow BEG!!!! Didnt expect that much! Well done!!!!!!

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  6. Anonymous19:28

    BEG just passed SKG.
    BEG- 4.191.829
    SKG- 3.872.359
    BEG is leading for 319.470 passengers!

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  7. Anonymous19:28

    Belgrade will have at least 7.5 million passengers this year, jumping more than a million over previous record set in 2019.

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  8. Anonymous19:52

    I expect 950.000 in August.

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  9. Anonymous19:54

    Busiest month ever recorded by any airport in EX YU region.

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  10. Anonymous20:11

    The airport in font is beautiful

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    1. Anonymous22:01

      A što ovoliko čekamo za podatke? I koji je udeo JU?

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    2. Anonymous22:24

      Vinci je specijalno cekao na tebe da bi sirio teorije zavere. Ok?

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    3. Anonymous22:37

      Teorija zavere? Bizarno sa datumom u najavi za objavljivanje podataka. Ako je do mene ajde objavite podatke za avgust u petak 01.09.

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    4. Nemjee06:39

      Actually that part of the airport is really nice. The other day I went to pick up a family member and I was really impressed. It looks modern, clean and very practical.

      Now that works are nearly completed BEG will finally look more than decent.

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  11. Anonymous22:33

    Next year BEG will have at least two monthes with over milion passengers!
    Hope to see INI growing from next summer season when construcion is going to be finished.
    Jan-Jul 2023 is not the best, they have reached only 260k

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    1. Anonymous22:34

      That is the best result Nis has ever had during that period.

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    2. Uros23:41

      What will be maximum capacity of INI once construction is finished?

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    3. Anonymous23:49

      Anon 22:34, do you think that INI can go over 422k from 2019?
      Uros, 1,5m will be capacity

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    4. Nemjee06:37

      For the first time ever, INI managed to handle over 50.000 passengers in a single month (July). Mind you this is despite losing Bergamo by Ryanair. In other words their season was primarily saved by JU which had quite a few charters this summer. I expect August to be as good.

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  12. Anonymous02:11

    After comparing Belgrade July results with SOF and BUD, why not with compare it with ZAG?

    ZAG Jul growth over 2019 was 0.9% (approx 3300 added passengers). BEG growth was 23.1% (approx 170.000 added passengers). That means for every single passenger ZAG added over Jul 2019, BEG added more than 50 passengers.

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    1. Anonymous13:07

      I believe you just answered your own question.

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  13. Viktor09:32

    There is lots of untapped growth in the Western Balkans and we have been witnesing that not just in BEG but also in TIA, SKP & PRN.

    I am not surprised at all with such a growth in the region and I expect it to continue in the decade.

    We are actualy seeing how underdeveloped this part of Europe has been - and now all of that latent potential will flourish especially if smart entrepreneurship prevails from incompetent political decissions.

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  14. Anonymous18:34

    Does anyone know how many passengers Belgrade had on its best day? THX!

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