Air Serbia schedules Brač launch

NEWS FLASH


Air Serbia has scheduled flights between Belgrade and Brač, its newest destination in Croatia, as revealed by EX-YU Aviation News last week. Seasonal services between the two will commence on June 20 and operate twice per week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, until September 12 with the ATR72-600 aircraft. Further flight details can be found here. Brač becomes one of nine new routes the carrier plans to launch in 2026, with tickets now on sale through the airline's website.

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  1. Anonymous10:45

    Good luck JU!

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  2. Anonymous11:10

    Kad će moći da se kupe karte?

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    1. Anonymous11:10

      with tickets to go on sale today

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    2. Anonymous11:21

      They are on sale.

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  3. Anonymous11:35

    A Split ide na 3X od letnjeg reda letenja i to na A319.

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    1. Anonymous11:54

      Bilo je 6x preko leta.

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    2. Anonymous12:16

      Biće ih i ove godine u špicu sezone.

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    3. Anonymous12:18

      6x i to sa miksom A319 i A320.

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    4. Anonymous13:19

      @11:35 ako mislite na zimski red letenja onda je iskljucivo ATR.

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    5. Anonymous16:02

      Da rezimiramo:
      Zima 2025/26: 2xATR
      Leto 2026, start: 3xA319
      Leto 2026, peak: 6xA319/20

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  4. Anonymous11:50

    What about GOJ flights? They have also been scheduled.

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    1. Anonymous12:22

      https://shorturl.at/2msLc

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  5. Anonymous11:53

    A lifeline for Brač, hopefully. That airport has been struggling

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    1. Anonymous17:43

      Air Serbia has indeed been a lifeline for small EX-YU airports in general. Brač is the latest one. I hope that they'll launch Maribor too at some point.

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  6. Anonymous12:50

    This airport is staying iddle sunce its beginning.
    It looks well positioned for Brač and nearby Hvar but seems to fail to attract operators....
    What happened to TUI?
    They had some flights.....and now?

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    1. Anonymous15:32

      There's no integrated traffic solution (similar to Rijeka); one has to plan individually plane, cab, ferry and to have some luck to be able to schedule everything timely. Brač is pretty much serving only Brač. Why? I don't know, lack of tourism strategy and initiative seems like the best guess.

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    2. Anonymous17:33

      Not true about Rijeka. Always when flying to Rijeka , I have a bus, riding not more than 30 min., to the city and retour.

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    3. Anonymous18:32

      Anon 17:33 Where are you waiting that bus?

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  7. Anonymous14:52

    Great news!!

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