Air One to launch Belgrade-Milan service on September 18th

Italy's low cost carrier Air One will start operating direct flights between Belgrade and Milan on September 18th.

On the occasion of the landing of the first airplane from Milan on September 18th, a press conference will be held at the Belgrade airport Nikola Tesla and attended by the Italian Ambassador to Serbia Armando Varichio, this company said in a release.

It was earlier announced that Belgrade-Milan flights would be operated three times a week - on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

The anticipated arrival time at the airport in Belgrade is 9.20 AM, while the departure for the Malpensa airport is at 10 AM.

Air One is a subsidiary of the Italian flag carrier Alitalia, but it operates under its own name and brand.

Its fleet is exclusively made up of Airbus A320 airplanes.

The price of one-way ticket for Belgrade-Milan flights operated by this company starts from EUR 35, while luggage is charged extra.

Food and drinks during the flight are not included in the price either.