Air Serbia will add additional departures on its newly launched two weekly Niš – Vienna service during the upcoming holiday period. The airline will double operations between the two cities to four weekly from December 22 until January 9, with additional flights on Tuesdays and Saturdays, complementing the existing Wednesday and Sunday service. The carrier will continue to deploy the ATR72-600 aircraft between the two cities. Air Serbia launched operations between the two on October 25, replacing Ryanair which has exited the market.
Good to see the route is performing well
ReplyDeleteGreat news. Hopefully FR come back one day, but till then this is welcome.
ReplyDeleteThey really will need extra ATRs
ReplyDeleteThis route is a no-brainer; it has a potential to grow even more, ATR is ideal for it to make a profit
ReplyDeleteThis route really should be daily with the ATR a perfect fit.
ReplyDeleteI've always believed Air Serbia could do a lot more at INI with the ATRs. Daily to Vienna, several weekly to Istanbul for eastward connections with TK and double daily to BEG for all connections within its own BEG network. And keep Athens and Tivat in summer for holidays. And you have everything covered with the right amount of capacity and very little investment. Now that Ryanair is away would be a perfect moment to execute such a strategy.
ReplyDeleteDouble daily would be a good idea, only the ATR42 fan thinks that.
DeleteAgree except that two daily flights between two airports within 250km distance is not a best way to utilise your resources.
DeleteI would rather see more flights from INI to western cities
The physical proximity is irrelevant here. I'm sure that a lot more than 150 people travel daily from South Serbia to Surčin to catch a flight. Why not save them the hassle and tie their loyalty to ASL by offering daily connections in both ways? Clearly, this would not be for P2P pax.
DeleteIdemo dalje ..
ReplyDeleteThis is just for holydays.
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