NEWS FLASH
Air Serbia is further extending its seasonal operations between Belgrade and Palermo this summer. After initially scheduling the resumption of the route two months earlier than last year, from April 15 instead of June 7, the carrier will now maintain services until October 24, compared to October 4 in 2025.
In addition, capacity will be increased, with around 50% of flights planned on the Airbus A320, while the remaining services will be operated by the A319 and Embraer E195. Last year, the route was exclusively served by the latter two aircraft types.
The expansion comes as Wizz Air prepares to launch competing flights on March 31. Air Serbia will continue to operate two weekly rotations, while Wizz Air plans three weekly services using the A321neo.
Good news
ReplyDeleteAir serbia is on a roll
ReplyDeleteWonder if they can keep it over winter as a feeding destination. With E190
ReplyDeleteMaybe with E190. We will see if Wizz Air will fly in the winter.
DeleteThank you Wizz Air
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DeleteIf they were only this proactive on routes that had no competition
ReplyDeleteYou are right. They only have 100+ destinations in their network. Shame on them...
DeleteCompetition makes you work better.
DeleteIdemo dalje...
ReplyDeletePalermo is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI recommend Mondello Beach for swimming.
But there are many other good beaches too.
For example the one in Cefalu.