Air Serbia schedules network growth for summer
Air Serbia has begun loading its network modifications into the Global Distribution System for the 2024 summer season, which begins on March 31, with several routes seeing a notable increase in weekly frequencies, although additional adjustments are expected in the coming period. Notably, the Serbian carrier plans to boost frequencies on its service between Belgrade and Bucharest from last summer’s eight to nine weekly to double daily flights. Operations to Paris will increase from double daily to eighteen weekly, while Barcelona will grow from nine weekly to twelve weekly rotations. An additional six weekly flights will be added on the Frankfurt service, increasing from seven weekly to thirteen weekly.
The Serbian carrier also plans to increase services to Thessaloniki from eight to eleven weekly, Moscow to nineteen weekly rotations, Palma de Mallorca and St Petersburg from three to five weekly, while flights to Corfu, launched last summer, will be doubled from two to four weekly. An additional weekly service will be added on flights to Milan (eleven weekly), Venice (five weekly), Valencia and Madrid (four weekly), as well as Kazan and Lisbon (three weekly). Based on the existing additions to the network, Air Serbia is set to operate its busiest summer season to date, however, more adjustments in frequencies are expected, along with the addition of new routes.
Frequency growth for the abovementioned destinations will be introduced at varying points during the summer season, with the number of flights increasing progressively during the summer season on most routes. Air Serbia has previously emphasised that densifying its network with additional frequencies will be a priority during the upcoming summer season. The carrier’s CEO, Jiri Marek, recently said, “Air Serbia’s plans for 2024 are oriented towards improving our offer and upgrading our services. We have plans to launch new routes between Belgrade and China and we are working diligently on this. Apart from China, we will also try to add some new cities in Europe and the region to the network and increase the frequency of daily and weekly flights to our most popular existing destinations”.
0 Response to "Air Serbia schedules network growth for summer"
Post a Comment