New airline comes to Budapest making 100 destinations accessible

As the summer season approaches, more and more airlines announce that they would like to return to the Hungarian capital. Thanks to a destination network extension, Air Serbia decided to create a new home at Hungary’s Ferenc Liszt International Airport near Budapest. They will operate 15-17 flights and open almost 100 destinations for the passengers boarding their planes in Budapest.

According to turizmus.com, Air Serbia is reestablishing its Budapest-Belgrade direct flight from 13 March. The first plane will come from the Serbian capital that day. Afterwards, the airline plans to operate 15-17 flights between the two capitals. That will mean that they will open almost 100 destinations reachable from Belgrade after transfer.

That is good news because Air Serbia’s network includes even New York and Chicago in the United States. Furthermore, you will be able to travel from Budapest with one transfer in Belgrade to several European destinations like Tivat and Podgorica in Montenegro, Tirana in Albania, Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca in Spain. Moreover, there are Rome, Milan, Naples, Florence and Palermo in Italy, and Athens and Thessaloniki in Greece.

Before, Air Serbia operated direct flights between Belgrade and Budapest between 2014 and 2016. HERE you can already book your ticket. Based on a December post shared on the official Facebook site of the Budapest Airport, the airlines will operate three flights each day.

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According to exyuaviation.com, Air Serbia not only opens new destinations. It will also grow frequency in some of its existing routes from 26 March. Based on the website’s information, the carrier will increase the number of flights to Zagreb, Skopje, Tirana, Pula, Larnaca, Barcelona, Rome, Vienna, Prague, Bologna, Madrid and Düsseldorf.

“A number of destinations will now have the same number of frequencies or exceed the number of flights which were operated during the pre-pandemic 2019 summer season. The frequency growth will complement the airline’s plans to inaugurate 22 new routes over the coming months”, they wrote.