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Air Serbia handled 476.592 passengers in September, representing an increase of 4.3% compared to the same month last year. The carrier operated 4.815 flights, up 4%. In the first nine months of the year, over 3.5 million passengers flew with the airline, reflecting an increase of 7.8% on the same period last year. Air Serbia's General Manager for Commercial and Strategy, BoÅ¡ko Rupić, said, “The recorded monthly results during September show that passenger interest in our flights to various destinations across Europe remains high. Thanks to this, we carried more than 470.000 passengers last month. The last day of that month was particularly important for the Serbian national airline, as we launched a nonstop service between Belgrade and Guangzhou. This is our second destination in the People's Republic of China and the fourth in long-haul traffic. Air Serbia’s network will continue to grow in the coming period, which we hope will contribute to even greater demand for our flights”. According to the airline, the most popular destinations during September were Tivat and Podgorica within the region, Zurich, Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona and Rome in Western Europe, while the most popular routes in the Euro-Mediterranean were Istanbul, Larnaca, and Athens.
Bravo Air Serbia 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
ReplyDeleteThey flew almost 160 flights per day, that's very impressive
ReplyDelete160???
Delete4815 flights / 30 days = 160.5 flights per day
DeleteThis means 80.25 rotations per day, on average.
Anon 11:16 You probably mean 80 round trips I guess,,,,,yup, more than 160 flights per day.
DeleteLooks like Air Serbia yearly passenger numbers will be in range 5 to 6 million. I might be wrong, but 10 years I would bet that would never happen! Bravo Air Serbia!
ReplyDeleteJU during the first 9 monthys of the year has a 7.8% increase opver last ear.
DeleteIn 2023 it carried 4.19 millionn.
If it maintanis this rate of growth for the rest of the year it will have just ove 4.5 million pax.
Congrats JU! Still unclear, what are waiting with winter expansion??? Less than month left and still we don’t know about new destinations and which season routes going to year-around
ReplyDeleteAirplanes, would be my guess?
DeleteGood news :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulatins! It really looks like a year of a new record for the number of passengers.
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