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Air Serbia considering Tehran service

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Air Serbia is planning to launch services between Belgrade and Tehran, the "Aviation Iran" portal reports citing the "Mehr News Agency". It comes just a week after the two countries signed a Bilateral Air Service Agreement and several months following the resumption of flights between the two cities. The spokesperson for the Iran Civil Aviation Organisation, Reza Jafarzadeh, said that Air Serbia will commence flights to Tehran within "the next two months". Furthermore, he added that the visa free regime currently in force between the two countries has had a positive effect on people-to-people exchange and that further growth in tourism is expected in the coming period.

Air Serbia itself has not commented on the development. The airline initially planned to commence flights to Teheran by mid-2017, however, the service never materialised. At the time, the carrier's then-CEO, Dane Kondić, said, "If we do introduce Belgrade - Tehran flights, Air Serbia will have to fly in partnership with Iran Air". The Bilateral Air Service Agreement signed last week allows for the two carriers to cooperate on a commercial level. The Serbian Minister for Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, Zorana Mihajlović, said the deal would "act as a framework for commercial cooperation between Air Serbia and Iran Air". The Iranian national carrier, which maintains two weekly flights between Tehran and Belgrade, said, "We hope to expand this operation [to Belgrade]. We could introduce some additional flights from other Iranian cities and we hope to establish good relations and cooperate with Air Serbia". The Iranian Ambassador to Serbia, Hossein Mola Abdollahi, noted, "I hope Air Serbia will soon introduce flights to Iran as well, primarily to secondary cities such as Isfahan and Shiraz".

Currently, both Iran Air and Qeshm Airlines maintain services between Tehran and Belgrade, while Mahan Air will follow suit on June 28. Kish Air, which planned on introducing services from Shiraz to the Serbian capital in mid-June has cancelled its plans, although the carrier's representatives who attended last week's Iran - Serbia Joint Economic Committee noted the company would launch the service later this year. In a statement to EX-YU Aviation News last month, the Iranian national airline said it was "extremely satisfied" with its Belgrade route performance. The carrier has recently begun deploying its larger wide-body Airbus A300 and A310 aircraft on the route.
June 27, 2018
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Anonymous said…
My guess is they will fly this route twice per week and Iran Air will maintain two weekly flights. Both will codeshare.
08:45
Anonymous said…
Smart move, although they probably should have done it a bit earlier before all the Iranian airlines started flying to BEG and before all the European airlines started flying to Tehran.
08:47
Anonymous said…
Quite impressive that Iran Air is already sending widebodies. Mahan Air also plans to operate this route with A310 right?
08:47
Anonymous said…
Midnight flight?
08:49
Anonymous said…
Yes
08:50
Anonymous said…
Would be nice if they send their A340-300 or A340-600 on occasion.
08:51
Anonymous said…
I think that's the only time they will have aircraft available - but after the charter season. Not before. Planes are now flying 24/7.
08:52
Anonymous said…
I hope that Air Serbia will have many transfer passengers from Ex YU. Good alternative to Austrian
08:53
Anonymous said…
What is the demand for travel to Iran from Serbia and the Balkans? Anyone have any idea?
08:54
Anonymous said…
When would the flight arrive in Iran, local time?
08:56
Anonymous said…
If they want the return flight to catch the morning wave they would have to depart much earlier then midnight from Belgrade. If it departed at midnight, it would arrive around 6AM in Tehran.
09:00
Anonymous said…
True dat. Missed out on establishing themselves on the Iranian market early.
09:00
Anonymous said…
Local time?
09:01
Anonymous said…
Who exactly is using these flights?
09:02
Anonymous said…
Yes. Iran has weird timezone.
09:02
Anonymous said…
Well I was just about to grab the popcorn for the barrage of insulting comments about migrants. But hats off to you sir for starting it off for the day.
09:04
Anonymous said…
When would the return flight arrive in BEG, local time?
09:04
Anonymous said…
Same people who use Alitalia, Austrian, Aegean, British Airways, Bulgaria Air, KLM and Lufthansa from Tehran.
09:05
Anonymous said…
After 7AM so it would not work.
09:06
Anonymous said…
Agree. A lot of European airlines with superior transfer options already fly to IKA.
09:07
Anonymous said…
My impression would be businesses travelers, growing to tourism both ways, connecting flights.
09:07
Anonymous said…
but not so good alternative to TK (in general) and Pegasus (pricewise)
09:08
Anonymous said…
Nice one anon @9:05.
09:09
Anonymous said…
Thanks. So actual flight time is roughly six hours?
09:11
Anonymous said…
Flight time is 3.45 but Iran is 2 and a half hours ahead.
09:12
Anonymous said…
@ anon. 9.05:
ok so transfer passengers?
09:16
Anonymous said…
From Serbia its more now than from the UK or Germany with huge Iranian communities :)
09:20
Anonymous said…
AS should try to time the return flight to better connect to a wave of departing flights. JFK maybe?
09:21
Anonymous said…
Among others.
09:23
Anonymous said…
Yes, among others like on the ten or so other European airlines flying to Tehran.
09:26
Nemjee said…
As usual, we can expect many nasty and vile comments regarding the increasing presence of Iranian carriers in Belgrade.

Reality is quite different. Serbia was designed by the Iranian government as a key partner in Europe. As a result of that a free trade agreement will be signed later on this year. Iran informed the Serbian government that it's ready to purchase billions worth of trains from Gosha. They even said that they are willing to wait until Belgrade fixes the situation there. This would be fantastic as it would bring a giant government company back on its feet.

During the meeting, the Iranian trade minister read the list of Serbian imports after which has stated that Iran can provide us with all this for a much cheaper price. Their plan is start undercutting mostly western European countries in this segment.

Iran has also expressed interest to be part of the infrastructure revitalization process.

More importantly a new Serbian-Iranian conglomerate will be formed where businesses on both sides will be shareholders. This organization will act as a bridge between businessmen and both governments.

Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has informed the Iranian embassy in Belgrade to issue multi-entry visas for Serbian businessmen. Initially it will be for six months while there is a motion that will extend it to a year.

The biggest and most fundamental difference between Iran and the rest is that they are proposing a two way partnership. They are not here just to sell their own stuff, they are also planning on importing from us. Their agriculture ministry was in Serbia a few months ago as they were trying to arrange for the export of raspberries. Unfortunately we couldn't meet their demands.

Overall, more and more flights will be added in the future as economic ties develop. This will no doubt increase the need for cargo flights at BEG. So far there is Etihad and Turkish Airlines, don't know what happened with the Qatar flights.

As for Air Serbia, my guess is that they are being pushed by local tour agencies. JU is neither adventurous nor creative enough to launch IKA on its own. Serbian agencies can't cooperate with their Iranian partners because there are still no banking ties. By having JU fly to IKA they could at least sort out the issue of flights and tickets.

Overall, I am sure there will be so much more to come in the future.
09:27
Anonymous said…
Not exactly. People primary go for price, followed by timing and finally comfort. Any new entrant with good qualities may seize a good share of (transfer) market. Only issue here is whether we end up with yet another destination where we subsidise foreign travellers while having costly direct tickets from Belgrade.
09:28
Anonymous said…
Is it truth even Iranian buy return ticket they actually use only one way to Belgrade then try to immigrate to any western EU country? Guess that is wise politics how to make national airline stronger and profitable
09:35
Anonymous said…
kako pa da ne
09:39
Anonymous said…
yeh right with the US embargo. dream on
09:40
Anonymous said…
What has the embargo got to do with absolutely anything?
09:43
Anonymous said…
Anon @9:20, no need for your cynicism.
09:49
Anonymous said…
No, not true. It's all propaganda.
09:50
Anonymous said…
How are TLV and BEY performing lately?
09:55
Anonymous said…
@anon 8:52
Please to do not exaggerate. Planes are not flying 24/7. They have enough capacity for all 300 weekly departures plus some 40-50 charters.
09:55
Anonymous said…
Thanks for the the report Nemjee. What is your source?
09:55
Anonymous said…
Will ASL rehire again Mrs Gambler? I think it would be great marketing stunt for both sides and it will surely boost passenger numbers and improve like ya know everything. I am puzzled they are waitin` so much on this someone can be faster and snap `er in front of ASL nose.
09:56
Anonymous said…
Turizam..Ukinute su vize, Beograd je prepun iranskih turista, pogledajte komentare na tripadvisor-u. I ne-nisu to nikakvi migranti, već ozbiljni ljudi željni da vide malo sveta posle toliko godina pod sankcijama.
09:57
Anonymous said…
Who is Gambler?
09:59
Nemjee said…
Thank you. All of this was mentioned during the meeting with the ambassador as well as during previous meetings between Serbia and Iran.
10:04
Nemjee said…
Sorry, meant minister, not ambassador.
10:05
Anonymous said…
Hahaha-zloba i bes ti kroz uši izbija..Ma da-svi hrle u raj na zemlji-EU..
10:11
Anonymous said…
Great news for BEG.
11:21
Anonymous said…
I'm still wondering if those neos will be coming for Air Serbia. It would be a good aircraft for this route.
11:22
Anonymous said…
Agree. I think 5.6 is very achievable. Maybe even over.
11:23
Anonymous said…
Definitely more, BEG would be at 5.45 with the growth it had before the summer months.
11:33
Anonymous said…
Mahan returns to Belgrade tomorrow with the A313.

09.30 W5 133 arr. 09.30 (A310-300)
10.30 QB 2206 arr. 10.30 (A320)

I guess Mahan will operate three weekly flights on the Airbus A310.

That means BEG handles the following widebodies now:

6x JU A332
3x W5 A313
2x HA A333
2x UJ A332
2x IR A313/300

Total: 15 weekly flights.
11:45
Anonymous said…
Nice. Still don't get they refused Turkish.
12:26
Anonymous said…
I mean Turkish with the two daily A330.
12:27
Anonymous said…
Actually it's true. Most are real tourists, but there are many asylum seekers as well.
You can read it in the EU Frontex report, as well as check numbers of Iranian asylum seekers in Serbia, and their increase. Even our Government declared that they are in touch with Iranian government to conclude a re-admission agreement.
13:01
Anonymous said…
Iran is a wonderful country to visit. I hope there will be more affordable tours very soon.
13:14
Anonymous said…
If Air Serbia launches these flights it will make Iran more affordable and accessible. While it is great having these Iranian carriers fly, they are extremely expensive out of Belgrade. Return tickets are between 500-1000 euros.
13:16
Anonymous said…
I suppose Etihad may have blocked Tehran flights. Better late than never.
13:17
Anonymous said…
When did Air Serbia launch a new route the last time?
13:18
Anonymous said…
Re-admission agreement is really needed, if they want to have a visa free regime with Iran. It is a sad fact, but more and more people will try to use this route to get closer to the EU. On the other hand, having in mind human rights situation in the country, many people will objectively qualify for asylum protection.
13:18
Anonymous said…
I agree with you last anon but unfortunately with the new hybrid model, I don't think Air Serbia has much to offer the market in terms of service and prices compared to the competition.
13:18
Anonymous said…
Probably well as prices are competitive.
13:19
Anonymous said…
Because it is not good for Atlas global who is JU partner on the route.
13:21
Anonymous said…
I don't think Etihad was the problem here. Although relations between UAE and Iran are strained there is a lot of traffic between the two, at least for Emirates and Iran Air. Etihad cancelled flights because they failed on the route.

The main issue was that there was no air service agreement which safeguards JU for a lot of things. If they started flights without it, it would be way too risky.
13:21
Anonymous said…
Actually Air Serbia offers very competitive prices for transfer passengers (not for point to point). Same thing with Qatar Airways. Transfer flights are cheap as chips. Point to point (to/from Doha) is expensive as hell.
13:23
Anonymous said…
Venice last summer.
13:24
Anonymous said…
I would not count on it but who knows. I don't think even they do.
13:25
Anonymous said…
Hope so. When you come to think of it many new airlines launched flights this year to BEG.
13:25
Anonymous said…
Very good to here about Tehran. And we can also expect Toronto to be announced.
13:26
Anonymous said…
The Us "embargo" does not ban Iranian nationals living in the US to visit their home country.

People also forget that JU will most probably launch YYZ and there is a big Iranian community in Canada too.
13:27
Anonymous said…
Tehran is really a good news, many transfer passengers could be attracted.
13:28
Anonymous said…
Ma strašno su ugrožena ljudska prava u Iranu-je l' to kažu SAD I Eu? A u Saudijskoj Arabiji, koja je pojam države sa obespravljenim stanovništvom, pogotovu ženama, cvetaju ruže? Ali ne, Arabija je saveznica iste te Amerike, pa im nije do zameranja..haha.
13:31
Anonymous said…
Bravo Srbija!!! Uskoro ide objava i za Toronto i Šangaj, a krajem godine za Maroko i Indiju.
13:34
nebojsa popovic said…
IKA should have been introduced long time ago, but obviously people in JU (or EY) did not have enough courage to do it. They were simply afraid if it was going to work or not and decided not to give a try.

From the other side we need also to be fair enough and to say that at the time when JU was thinking about opening BEG-IKA visa free regime between Serbia and Iran was not introduced. JU would have probably had transfer passengers on that route, but almost no P2P pax.

Now, when Iranians do not need anymore visas for Serbia JU saw that Iranian air carriers collect nice cash on route to BEG and obviously they want to take its piece of the cake.

There is also a possibility IKA will be introduced as JU destination due to the fact that new routes will be again planned in Belgrade and not in Abu Dhabi.

Finally, JU cannot be blamed anymore that they are only cutting the list of destinations. IKA and YYZ would be a nice addition.
13:34
Anonymous said…
Honestly I never would have thought these flights to/from Iran would take off in such a way. I mean two airlines operating widebodies on the route, three airlines flying in total and another 2 planning to start flights Crazy.
13:36
Anonymous said…
How many times per week does Aegean fly to Tehran?
13:38
Anonymous said…
Sve Iranke agencije imaju otvorene racune u Dubaiju, takodje najveci turoperater iz Irana ima svoje predstavnsitvo u Helsinkiju i sa njim saradjuju Srpske agencije koje vode ljude tamo
13:40
Anonymous said…
Wow nice classics there with the A300/310. Remember flying the A300 from Belgrade to Monastir on Tunisair a couple of years ago. It was ancient but still a nice experience. Plane was packed but they sent the large bird because they had to cancel two previous flights (they were on strike).
13:44
Anonymous said…
Seems like it's 3x weekly.
13:44
Anonymous said…
Ne zaboravimo cuveni Gvantanamo.
14:09
Anonymous said…
Exactly. There is no reason to offer 450 return between Beirut and Paris while charging your own citizens the same to fly to Paris. It would be ok for private self funded company but this one is far from that.
14:33
Anonymous said…
Vas antiamerianizam iz fotelje nece pomoci obespravljenim zenama ni u Iranu ni u Saudijskoj Arabiji.
15:17
Anonymous said…
That is ridiculous!

It is possible to find for around 400 with SU.
15:18
Anonymous said…
Huge market, extremely hard to get visas, people eager to travel.
15:21
Aэrologic said…
Esfahan and Shiraz should also be considered.
15:30
Aэrologic said…
EY's idea was that the IKA market should be served via AUH.
15:42
Anonymous said…
Also it would make life a whole lot harder for JU on any Middle-East destinations it tries to launch such as IKA.
15:44
Anonymous said…
A ko je rekao da im treba tvoja pomoc?
15:47
Aэrologic said…
An often overlooked problem even if not entirely aviation-related.

FYI Iran has the correct time-zone. It can't be more correct. It is rather Serbia among few other CEE countries that has a weird time zone aligned with the West.

Iranians calculated their time-zone sun rise/sun-set precisely and set it accordingly. The same was done in India among few other countries leading to uneven hours.

Serbia has the same time-zone as France which is 2.000km away that is why in Belgrade in winter there is virtually no sun after 4PM.

Among Ex-Yu countries following separation only Macedonia adopted the right time-zone.
15:55
Anonymous said…
I was thinking more in the context of Etihad wanted to carry passengers themselves via Abu Dhabi. Lack of Air Service agreemenr didn't stop Iranian carriers from starting flights.
16:34
Anonymous said…
Perhaps it is never too late for JU to start IKA but in essence it should have already been done 2 years ago!
17:32
Anonymous said…
I like our time zone, makes us very western unlike these flights to IKA.
18:03
Anonymous said…
W5 2 weekly, not 3
18:36
Anonymous said…
Hey hater, it was recently increased to three weekly. The extra frequency was granted early in June.
18:42
Anonymous said…
Ako je Grinic na O njihova zona je do 7.5 stepeni a onda je CET do 22.5 stepeni a Pirot je na 22.35 stepeni istocne gd. Pariz i Madrid se ubauju u CET a ne Srbija.
19:41
Alen Šćuric Purger said…
U ponedjeljak (prekjučer) oko 18:30 sam na naplatnim kućicama u Beogradu u smjeru prema Hrvatskoj (tamo gdje se inače samo uzimaju kartice) čekao preko 5 minuta jel je djelatnik naplatnih kućica zaustavio autobus ispred mene i nudio mu da primi veću grupu izbjeglica i prebaci ih bliže granici za novac. Bilo ih je 40-tak, oni tamnoputi tipični Arapi, one zamotane. Nakon čekanja sam izašao i zatražio da se maknu da mi možemo proći pa neka se cjenkaju sa strane.

Vrlo neoubičajno i čudno. Kako su oni stajali na samom rubu autoputa, nimalo se ne skrivavši, upravo suprotno, a dio miškaraca je zaustavljao autobuse na kućicama, dok istovremeno samo par metara dalje postoji kontejner sa policijom (uzgled policija nije bila izvan kontejnera, a gotovo uvijek jest), moram priznati da se ne mogu oteti dojmu da ih u "najmanju ruku" toleriraju.
19:44
Anonymous said…
@6:03 - Is that irony?
19:44
Anonymous said…
Isn't increased. Directorate rejected third weekly flight. You can see that on BEG airport web site (seasonal timetable)
20:51
Anonymous said…
Alen Šćuric Purger
Znači li to da hoćeš da kažeš da su ti migranti Iranci jer policija ne reaguje?
Dobar pokušaj. Ali makar u Srbiji ne pucaju na njih kao u HR ;)
21:08
Anonymous said…
TLV is doing really bad, last couple of days not more then 30Y
21:23
Anonymous said…
Nope, just isn't updated.
21:24
frishki said…
Ni ne moraju jer ih jednostavno samo puste.
21:35
Anonymous said…
Are you stupid?

'Your' citizens cans till take LH or Swiss and fly for 200 Eur. to Paris.

A direct flight is always more expensive than O&D while transfer passengers can help fill the gaps in the network.

Please, next time write to EK or PS/LO and tell them how their strategy is stupid and unjust to their own citizens.
22:23
Anonymous said…
Kakve li veze imaju migranti na auto putu sa avijacijom? Jel to avion hteo da sleti na auto put pa mu migranti nisu dali?
Ovo treba da se brise
22:28
Anonymous said…
What? Are you serious? TLV is good, more than 100 on every flight. Three airlines have flights between TLV and BEG. Demand is big and tickets are too expensive.
22:59
Anonymous said…
AnonymousJune 27, 2018 at 10:28 PM
Ma pusti, na sve načine pokušavaju da predstave letove iz Irana kao liniju za migrante. Ne prašta se uspeh izgleda.
23:00
Anonymous said…
I would not care a bit if we were not throwing money on that company.
00:13
Anonymous said…
Haha, baš si im ti rekao da se pomaknu i baš ti si zatekao zle migrante kako nadiru u Hr? Zar se ti ne voziš avionom?Eto, imaš sad materijal za novu kolumnu i za nadanje kako će se ukinuti letovi do zlog Irana..Kao što rekoše-uspeh se ne prašta..
15:09
frishki said…
Kakve crne veze ovo ima sa "uspehom"? Da Madžarska ili Portugal mogu skinuti vizni režim, misliš da ne bi poslali avione u tim pravcima?
15:31
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