Belgrade Airport registers busiest November on record

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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport registered its busiest November on record by handling 651.254 passengers, representing an increase of 9.4% on the same month last year. The number of commercial aircraft movements grew 1.4%. Over the January - November period, the airport welcomed 8.263.103 travellers through its doors, an improvement of 6.3%, or an over 492.000 additional customers. The airport is expected to see continued growth throughout November, with scheduled seat capacity currently up 10.8%.


Belgrade’s largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, November 2025


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  1. Anonymous18:58

    Bravo BEG! :)

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  2. Anonymous20:14

    9 mil is within a range! Way to go!

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    1. Anonymous20:54

      Last year they had 600K, I don't think they are getting +25% growth in December. Still great results though.

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    2. Anonymous23:36

      December has to have at least 100k more than November. Christmas/New Year season holidays plus one day more than November should be enough to reach 9 mil.

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    3. Anonymous05:32

      9 mil is not gonna happen this year, even though we all want it.

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  3. Anonymous20:31

    VINCI is doing an amazing job!

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  4. Anonymous21:07

    Congratulations ! 9 million passengers next year for sure .

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  5. Anonymous00:26

    It is going to be just shy of 9 million, probably 8.92-8.95 million. Next year they can take a big swing and go for 10. It depends how much will JU grow. In 2024 and 2025, the low growth has prevented BEG from growing further.

    Eagerly waiting for the new route announcements from JU 🥳

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    1. Anonymous00:54

      At this point it's like waiting for Godot. xD

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    2. Anonymous09:24

      admin said last week that the new routes would be announced at the end of this week.

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  6. Anonymous04:59

    Very good and unexpected growth! Thank you Wizz Air for this! Let's hope they add another plane in 2026.

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    1. Anonymous08:43

      It was only unexpected for the zama academy. If you read the capacity growth projections here it was obvious there would be growth.

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  7. Anonymous07:30

    Still, there are no cafes, restaurants, and a larger Air Serbia businesses class lounge. There are still omnipresent signs “work in progress”. It’s been 4 years since they should have been fully functional. Sheer madness and a pure loss of revenue.

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    1. Anonymous08:47

      +1👏🏼👍

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    2. Anonymous09:29

      It is their revenue though ... it is a private company, so ...

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