NEWS FLASH
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport will see airlines deploy wide-body jets on several scheduled, as well as charter operations, this February. Last Thursday, Turkish Airlines utilised its 289-seat Airbus A330-300 aircraft on one of its two daily services to Belgrade, followed yesterday by the deployment of the 279-seat A330-200 jet. Qatar Airways is set to operate its 260-seat A330-200 this coming Sunday on its service between Doha and Belgrade. Last Saturday, Hainan Airlines deployed its 222-seat A330-200 jet on a charter flight from Shanghai. This will be followed up next Monday with a service from Belgrade to Beijing. On the other hand, Xiamen Air is carrying Chinese workers on a charter service from Xiamen to Belgrade today aboard its 290-seat Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Meanwhile, Aeroflot has scheduled its 296-seat A330-300 from Moscow to the Serbian capital on February 19, February 20, February 26 and February 27. Air Serbia continues to maintain wide-body flights between Belgrade and New York throughout the month with its A330-200. Last-minute equipment changes remain possible.
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| Belgrade Airport wide-body routes on select dates in February |
Good news for spotters :)
ReplyDeleteThey need to hide in fields or pray to God that police don't spot them instead, as it is still forbiden to do it in BEG.
Deletecommunist mentality!
Deletewhat's the best location for spotters?
ReplyDeleteWould be nice if Vinci was planning a spotting terrace on top of the terminal building, it would be quite successful!
Right now people are spotting from a neighborhood called Radiofar. It's just next to the runway.
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ReplyDeleteTk's yesterday flight was on 279-seat A330-200 (TC-JIR).
ReplyDeleteWhen is Air Canada coming?
ReplyDeleteIt's a good month for Belgrade, easyJet also resumes flights tomorrow from both GVA and BSL.
ReplyDeleteWe missed them.
Great news for Belgrade.
ReplyDeletedoes anybody know somethig qbout Zagreb, any widebody jets in the near futuret here?
ReplyDeleteIn August i spent few times in the morning in Radiofar to make pictures of aircrafts from there. On the third morning someone from the small town called the police because he thought i was a spy. Police came and told me to leave. Spotting airplanes they said is not allowed. Sadly
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