Wizz Air discontinues two Belgrade routes

Wizz Air has made further changes to its network, affecting its Belgrade base. The low cost carrier has discontinued its seasonal winter service between Belgrade and Grenoble, which launched in January. The route operated once a week until late March and will not return for a second season. As a result, the carrier now maintains two routes from Belgrade to France, serving Beauvais and Nice.

The carrier has also discontinued services between Belgrade and Madrid, having initially suspended flights only for the winter. It has now removed flights for the coming summer as well. Wizz Air launched the route between the two capitals on October 28 last year, competing directly with Air Serbia. During the January - September period, Wizz Air carried 50.520 passengers on the route, achieving an average cabin load factor of 90.3% over the first three quarters of the year.

As previously reported, Eindhoven Airport will be temporarily closed to all flights from February 1 to July 19 next year for major runway renovations and infrastructure upgrades. This will result in the suspension of Wizz Air’s services from Belgrade to the Dutch city throughout the closure. While the airline will introduce flights to Maastricht from select cities as an alternative, no such service is currently planned from Belgrade.

During the 2026/27 winter season, which runs from October 25, 2026 to March 27, 2027, Wizz Air currently has 712.634 seats scheduled across 3.002 flights to and from Belgrade. The airline will operate 720 fewer flights and offer 175.700 fewer seats than during the previous winter, representing a 19.8% decrease in available capacity.