PHOTOS: Air Serbia touches down in Porto

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Air Serbia introduced flights between Belgrade and Porto, its second destination in Portugal after Lisbon, last Friday. The carrier entered the Portuguese market this April and has seen strong demand for flights. The new Porto service will operate twice per week. Air Serbia’s General Manager for Commercial and Strategy, Boško Rupić, said, “For the first time in Air Serbia’s history, we have launched services to Porto. After Lisbon, this is Air Serbia’s second destination in Portugal. Porto and Belgrade are approximately 2.400 kilometres apart, and our Airbus A319 and A320 aircraft fly this distance in a little under three and a half hours. We are certain this will be one of our most popular destinations in Europe and that passengers will enjoy this beautiful city as much as they will enjoy the flight there”. Porto becomes Air Serbia’s 23rd new route launched this year.






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  1. Anonymous13:35

    @JU. We await more news from this region. Alicante and Tenerife a must!
    Lorto is nice addition for this winter.

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    1. Anonymous13:35

      Porto*

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    2. Anonymous13:47

      Tenerife in my opinión next Summer imposible, i thought in this winter was launched so i think we will are waiting for next winter season. Alicante is a top of candidates in Spain together Sevilla and Bilbao,i!am sure at least one of those three wil be launched next Summer

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    3. Anonymous13:48

      +1

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    4. Anonymous14:26

      Sevilla and Bilbao would be amazing JU additions. We all saw what happened with BCN and BEG. There are also flights from Zaragoza to Cluj and Bucharest, or Valencia and Alicante to Sofia, so why not add Belgrade? Mallorca and Menorca are all options. Many Spanish airports are just a good option for Nikola Tesla Aerport.

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    5. Anonymous15:02

      Pleaseee make Madrid daily!!!

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    6. Anonymous17:35

      Mallorca already fly summer 3pw

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    7. Anonymous18:31

      Spanish coast still works better than MAD.

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    8. Anonymous06:24

      Mallorca will be 4 next summer

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  2. Anonymous13:36

    We hardly have a diaspora here. I see it as a 100% tourist route in partnership with tour operators?

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  3. Anonymous13:38

    When can we expect the new destinations for 2024? Some here said next month. We are hoping for destinations around Porto. I see there is a demand, why not start Faro?

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    1. Anonymous13:41

      The smartest move in the entire history of JU after the pandemic was to take the E190/195, even the weak destinations work. So with them I see a lot more potential- MUC, HEL, EVN, TBS, GYD, BEY, MAN, DUB.

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    2. Anonymous13:42

      What we need is Tenerife.

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    3. Anonymous14:16

      more than TFE , Buenos Aires and Sao Paolo are needed....

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  4. Anonymous13:51

    How long would it take to fly to the Canary Islands and Madeira? Why don't tour operators organize something other than Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Tunisia? Serbs are traveling more and more, charters to the Maldives, Zanzibar, and the Canary Islands can easily be organized. JU flights to Spain and Portugal prove it - there is a high demand and BEG has been operating for many years below its potential!

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    1. Anonymous13:54

      I was wondering the same for Skopje and Spain. Btw, the flight would be around 5h.

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    2. Anonymous13:57

      SKP is the same case! But things at both airports are going in a good direction. It looks like SKP will get flights to Spain, there's just demand. BEG will most likely get Zanzibar or Thailand in the coming years. At least i think so. Morocco is also a good option for both markets.

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    3. Anonymous13:59

      Time for BEG to get long haul charters! There is even a KIV next to Zanzibar! Morocco will 100% work even as a regular line from BEG.

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    4. Anonymous18:29

      Morocco won't work as long as there is visa regime for Serbian citizens.

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    5. Anonymous21:13

      Morocco can work, visas aren't expensive and are easy to get at Moroccan Embassy in Belgrade

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    6. Anonymous21:58

      Unbelievable that Morocco still requires visas for Serbs similar to UK and Ireland....the same applies for Northern Macedonia :(

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    7. Anonymous13:18

      Nobody wants to deal with Moroccan visas if you could fly to Egypt without this BS.

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    8. Anonymous14:51

      Anonymous 13-59 KIV - Zanzibar, must be on 737 MAX? Or A3xxNeo?

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  5. Anonymous13:53

    Good idea for xmas and new year holiday!

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  6. Anonymous13:54

    I am happy. I'm glad that all Iberian routes are working!

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  7. Anonymous13:58

    Baku, Cluj, Dublin will be the next routes, besides AirSerbia is going to maximize frequencies rather than intruducing more routes!

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    1. Anonymous14:01

      Any specific information or are you a JU employee? Or you guess like me with MAN above^.

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    2. Anonymous18:28

      No way for DUB.

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    3. Anonymous04:08

      Flydubai has a better product on the DUB route

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    4. Anonymous10:00

      DUB is Dublin, not Dubai.

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  8. Anonymous14:02

    What number of new destinations can you expect next summer? 10? 15?

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    1. Anonymous14:04

      Sorry but you have read many times here from the CEO that focus will be on frequencies next year and you expect them to launch 15 new routes on top of the 40+ they launched since last year? No. They will add up to five routes and significantly grow frequencies on other routes.

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    2. Anonymous14:07

      Marek said around 10

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    3. Anonymous14:17

      Where did he say that?

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    4. Anonymous18:05

      On his latest interview to eurones Serbia

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  9. Anonymous14:14

    First flight had 96 and 39 passengers on the A319.
    Not bad for November.

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    1. Anonymous15:33

      39, not bad at all

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    2. Anonymous15:35

      Yes on the inaugural flight when there are no passengers for tour groups to bring back. Plus I don't trust any numbers posted by any anonymous.

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    3. Anonymous06:25

      Then why are you commenting?

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  10. Miroslav NY15:00

    Canary Islands please. Or any other warm weather destination where I can sunbathe in the middle of winter. And let's get some more southern destinations from INI.

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    1. Miroslav NY18:45

      Since you really want to know, I am in NY but I spend my winter and summer in Serbia. I have no need to go to the Caribbean unless its winter and I have Florida if I really need sun and fun while I am in the US. Some of the Caribbean I have seen, and have no intention of returning.

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  11. Anonymous16:15

    The new uniforms are way better.

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    1. Anonymous18:24

      I still don't like them, quite old-fashioned.

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  12. What about London Gatwick? It might work if they want to grow in London area with such slot restrictions at Heathrow. Return to Geneva might also be a possibility now that JU operates Embraers. Easyjet is getting pricey on the route.

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  13. Anonymous19:57

    Gatwick and Faro are also Vinci airports. Azores and Madeira too, but that's a bit too far and also well covered from both LIS and OPO. But who knows.

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    1. Anonymous21:48

      Please remember that for Madeira airport pilots must have a special training designed specifically for this airport, due to winds, runway buildout and weird approach.
      I do not think that JU will pay for this special training for two sets of pilots just to fly 2PW to Madeira

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    2. Anonymous23:07

      Also Madeira is VERY far away from Belgrade. Not a good use of an aircraft for an airline which has fleet issues. Never gonna happen

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