Air Serbia to increase number of flights to Istanbul

Air Serbia will increase its frequencies on flights between Belgrade and Istanbul. Starting March 29, the Serbian carrier will run daily rotations to Turkey’s largest city, up from the current three weekly services, EX-YU Aviation News writes.

As a result, the Serbian capital will have three daily flights to Istanbul’s main airport, with two daily operations maintained by Turkish Airlines.

Furthermore, there will be four weekly flights to Sabiha Gokcen Airport, run by Pegasus Airlines.

Air Serbia resumed services to Istanbul last month following a two-year hiatus after its partner Atlasglobal suspended all operations. At the time, it indicated it would likely increase frequencies to the Turkish city.

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