Iran Air delays Belgrade launch

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Iran Air will delay the introduction of flights between Tehran and Belgrade which were due to commence tomorrow. This is despite being granted a permit by the Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate. Iran Air previously announced it would launch flights to Belgrade on January 13 and run the service twice per week, each Tuesday and Saturday. However, it is not uncommon for Iranian-based carriers to fail to execute announced plans and new routes. Earlier this week, the Head of the Public Relations Department of Iran’s Civil Aviation Organisation, Reza Ja’farzadeh, said services between the two countries would launch "very soon", adding that Iran Air, Qeshm Air and Air Serbia will run scheduled and charter flights between the two nations. Qeshm Air is due to commence a two-weekly service from Tehran to Belgrade from February 1. In addition, Mahan Air will operate a one-off charter between the Iranian and Serbian capitals on March 20 with its Airbus A310 aircraft. Iran Air's flights are likely to commence later this month, although the airline is yet to confirm a date. The scheduling for this service can be found here.

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  1. Anonymous14:28

    So unserious, worse than chinese carriers haha

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  2. Anonymous14:56

    But even on Qushm Air website the flights are not bookable.

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    1. Anonymous17:06

      Yes, that is very odd.
      What is the don't of flying a route when you don't allow people to purchase seats?

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    2. Anonymous18:17

      Нема платног промета између Србије и Ирана тако да не постоји могућност да се продају карте путем нета. Ово су мање више чартери који превозе иранске туристе у Србију.

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    3. Anonymous19:45

      Iran Aviation website says Qeshm Air's Belgrade service is bookable as package tours via travel agencies

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    4. Anonymous08:54

      which makes flights charters...

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  3. Anonymous15:01

    This is related to a few bureaucratic issues before starting new route. New start date should be 27 januar 2018.

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    1. Anonymous15:39

      The flights are starting by the end of January.

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    2. Anonymous15:40

      The flights are starting by the end of January.

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    3. Anonymous15:41

      How does what You said differ from what Anon @3:10 said?

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    4. Anonymous18:06

      How does what You said differ from what Anon @3:10 said?

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    5. Anonymous20:45

      It doesn't.

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  4. Anonymous15:22

    But still these are charter flights! They are not bookable anywhere.

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  5. Zvone15:57

    I knew it, Tehran - Belgrade - demand ?? No way ?? WHO WHY ??

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    1. Anonymous16:00

      Only one of 10 countries in the world that does not require visas for Iranians. They are delayed because of bureocracy not low demand.

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    2. Anonymous16:52

      Haha, Zvonimire, Zvonimire-pa već dve godine izmedju Beograda i Teherana lete puni čarteri, potražnja sve veća, vize ukinute, a ti se pitaš ko bi leteo..

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    3. Anonymous09:18

      In 2016 Georgia allowed Iranians to travel without visa and number of travelers from Iran grow couple times. In 2015 they had 25373 visitors from Iran. Next year after visa free regime established that number grow to 147937 and in first eleven months of 2017 that number grow to 307588.

      Here is the link http://www.aviationiran.com/2017/12/25/iranair-schedules-new-flights-belgrade-tbilisi/

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