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Air Serbia Reconnects Belgrade and Geneva, Boosting Connectivity and Catering to Growing Demand

Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter / Updated : 2025-05-08 16:35:45
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Belgrade, Serbia – Air Serbia, the flag carrier of Serbia, has announced the resumption of its direct air service between the Serbian capital, Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), and Geneva Airport (GVA) in Switzerland, effective June 23rd. This strategic move aims to enhance connectivity between the two European cities, cater to the significant Serbian diaspora in the region, and facilitate both leisure and business travel.

The reinstated route will operate three times weekly, providing convenient travel options for passengers on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. This schedule is designed to accommodate both short city breaks and longer stays, catering to the diverse needs of travelers on this corridor.

Geneva, nestled on the picturesque shores of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) and framed by the majestic Swiss Alps, is a city of significant international importance and captivating allure. Beyond its stunning natural backdrop, Geneva boasts a sophisticated urban environment rich in history and culture. Key attractions include the iconic Jet d'Eau, one of the world's tallest water fountains and a symbol of the city; the charming Vieille Ville (Old Town) with its cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and the Reformation Wall; and the floral clock (Horloge Fleurie), a testament to Geneva's watchmaking heritage. The city is also a culinary delight, offering a blend of traditional Swiss flavors and international gastronomy.

Furthermore, Geneva's global significance is underscored by its role as a major hub for international organizations. It hosts the European headquarters of the United Nations, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the World Health Organization, 1  the World Trade Organization, and numerous other influential bodies. This concentration of international institutions makes Geneva a frequent destination for diplomats, business professionals, and those involved in global affairs.   

Boško Rupić, Head of Commercial and Strategy at Air Serbia, emphasized the strategic importance of this route resumption. "Re-establishing the Belgrade-Geneva service is a key step in strengthening Air Serbia's presence in the Swiss market," stated Rupić. He further highlighted the airline's commitment to the region, noting that the Zurich route will see a significant increase to 21 weekly flights during the peak summer season. "The Geneva route will provide our customers in western Switzerland with greater choice and flexibility. Given the substantial Serbian community residing in this area, these direct flights will offer convenient and efficient travel options for them to connect with their homeland."

The resumption of the Belgrade-Geneva route also enhances Air Serbia's broader network connectivity. The airline plans to offer seamless onward connections via Belgrade to a diverse range of destinations across Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean, including Athens (Greece), Budapest (Hungary), Istanbul (Turkey), Malta, Skopje (North Macedonia), and Tirana (Albania). This strategic positioning aims to establish the Belgrade-Geneva route as a competitive and attractive option for travelers seeking efficient connections to these key European cities.

In parallel with its European network expansion, Air Serbia is actively serving the Asian market with twice-weekly flights from both Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) and Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN) to Belgrade. Notably, the existing flight schedule from Shanghai allows for same-day connections through Belgrade to Geneva, providing a convenient travel solution for passengers traveling between China and western Switzerland. This intercontinental connectivity underscores Air Serbia's ambition to position Belgrade as a significant transit hub.

The decision by Air Serbia to reinstate the Belgrade-Geneva route reflects a strategic response to growing passenger demand and the airline's commitment to expanding its European footprint. By offering a direct and convenient link between these two important cities, Air Serbia aims to capture a significant share of the leisure and business travel market. The route is expected to be particularly popular among the large Serbian diaspora in Switzerland, facilitating easier and more frequent travel for those visiting family and friends.

The resumption of this service not only benefits individual travelers but also strengthens the economic and cultural ties between Serbia and Switzerland. Increased air connectivity can foster greater business collaboration, tourism exchange, and people-to-people connections. As Air Serbia continues to expand and optimize its network, the Belgrade-Geneva route is poised to become a valuable asset in its portfolio, contributing to the airline's growth and enhancing travel options for passengers across Europe and beyond.

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