Air Serbia has introduced the first of ten new routes this year by launching seasonal flights between Belgrade and Santorini on Thursday. The service, which will be maintained twice per week with the 118-seat Embraer E195 aircraft, will be maintained until September 27. It marks the first scheduled service between the two since September 2022 when Wizz Air concluded three months of operations on the route. Commenting on the route, Air Serbia’s Head of Network Planning and Scheduling, Bojan Arandjelović, said, “By introducing nonstop flights to Santorini, we are not only further enriching our network but directly responding to the strong desire of our passengers to explore the most beautiful Greek islands. Santorini possesses strong international recognition. With a total of eight destinations in Greece - Athens, Thessaloniki, Rhodes, Corfu, Chania, Heraklion, Mykonos, and now Santorini - Air Serbia confirms its role as a leader in connecting the region with the most beautiful coasts of the Mediterranean”. He added, “We continue to explore opportunities to expand our route network and remain firmly committed to growing our presence in Greece, which is a highly important market for our passengers—not only those from Serbia, but also travellers across the entire Air Serbia network”. Passengers on the inaugural flight received magnets, postcards and a commemorative certificate.