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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport handled 817.731 passengers in May, its busiest on record, representing an increase of 8.8% year-on-year. The figure was complemented by a 3.7% increase in commercial aircraft movements. During the January - May period, the airport welcomed 3.306.084 travellers, up 8.4%, or an additional 256.721 passengers.
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport handled 817.731 passengers in May, its busiest on record, representing an increase of 8.8% year-on-year. The figure was complemented by a 3.7% increase in commercial aircraft movements. During the January - May period, the airport welcomed 3.306.084 travellers, up 8.4%, or an additional 256.721 passengers.
Belgrade’s largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, May 2026
Very good result
ReplyDeleteBelgrade added 66.140 passengers in May alone. Next-largest exyu airport added just a bit more for the first five months of this year combined. Helps explain some comments about Belgrade.
ReplyDeleteWhy would you think that?
DeleteAnd that is without Lufthansa, Qatar and reduced Fly Dubai
ReplyDeleteAnd now they're coming back big
DeleteQR isn't though
DeleteHopefully over one millio in June, July and August. September should be close
ReplyDeleteJune won't cross the threshold for sure. It had about 870k last year, with 9-9% growth it will be around 940-950k. In 2027 it most likely will, given EXPO
DeleteUnless you know what happens..
DeleteThis is what happens when the new runway opened up
ReplyDeleteThe airport still only has one runway at any given time
DeleteBravo BEG 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
ReplyDeleteBEG has my full support.
ReplyDeleteSOF and SKG are overtaken, now it's time to focus on catching up with TIA, BUD, OTP...
Reaching Budapest levels will not be easy at all.
DeleteBudapest, Bucharest, Sofia, Tirana and Thessaloniki have very low levels of transit passengers. In pure point to point demand Belgrade is still is lower. But yeah these figures are both healthy and show the hub and spoke system works well for the airpot.
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