Air Serbia schedules limited wide-body Rome flights

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Air Serbia will operate a limited number of flights between Belgrade and Rome early next year with its wide-body Airbus A330-200 aircraft. As initially reported by “Aeroroutes” the twin-aisle jet will be deployed each Thursday morning between the two capitals from January 16 to February 6, for a total of four return flights. Currently, the airline has scheduled the 257-seat A330-200 registered YU-ARB (Nikola Tesla) on January 16 and January 23, as well as the 262-seat A330-200 registered YU-ARD/ARE (Expo 2027) on January 30 and February 6, although it is highly likely the exact A330 aircraft may be changed closer to the day of departure.

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  1. Anonymous10:52

    Well now that they don’t have TSN, why not? They should also fly them to LHR and ZRH.

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    1. Anonymous10:59

      Probably crew training.
      They still have CAN, JFK, ORD, PVG.
      Once weekly to TSN really did not make big change.

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    2. Anonymous11:03

      They do not have widebody slots at LHR.

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    3. Anonymous11:12

      Cancelling TSN frees up 3 days worth of A330 flying because of the long layover they had.

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    4. Anonymous11:17

      Wouldn't it be cleaver to start MIA this winter? Or PEK/PKX?

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  2. Anonymous11:20

    or DXB

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    1. Anonymous11:51

      They would only have chance in DXB with A332 because their A319/320 cannot compete with flyDubai.

      But there is no demand with A332 for DXB because JU does not have connections there.

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    2. Anonymous04:10

      DXB is a destination in its own right. Nothing to stop interlining with EK or others in DXB, they used to do that with the JU 737-300 service via LCA and BEY. However, that was before FlyDubai started flying to BEG.

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  3. Anonymous13:33

    Or just BCN

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    1. Anonymous14:37

      BCN frequency went down this winter...

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    2. Anonymous13:38

      Of course BCN went down when they insult tourists and spray them with water guns. Nobody wants a holiday like that. Oversaturated, overpriced and hostile.

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