Air Serbia to add six new destinations from summer 2027
In its summer 2027 schedule, Air Serbia will expand its network with six destinations, including Miami, Yerevan, Cluj, Chisinau, Menorca and Helsinki. The expansion was announced by CEO Jiri Marek in an interview with Serbian broadcaster RTS, according to AeroTime.
The new long-haul route will connect Belgrade with Miami, which Air Serbia will launch on 20 May 2027 with a frequency of two flights a week. The route will be operated with Airbus A330-200 aircraft, of which the carrier has four in its fleet.
Once all six new routes are launched, Air Serbia's network will approach a hundred served destinations. Miami will also become the carrier's third destination in the United States after New York and Chicago, and its fourth in North America overall, since Air Serbia also flies to Toronto in Canada.
New routes from summer 2027
- Belgrade–Miami from 20 May, twice weekly, Airbus A330-200
- Belgrade–Yerevan
- Belgrade–Cluj
- Belgrade–Chisinau
- Belgrade–Menorca
- Belgrade–Helsinki – return after a pandemic-era suspension
According to Marek, Air Serbia plans to expand its fleet in 2027 with two more Airbus A320 aircraft and one Embraer E-Jet. This year the fleet grew by one A320 and one E195.
In the first nine months of 2026, Air Serbia carried roughly six percent more passengers than in the same period of the previous year, according to its CEO. Marek expects 2027, when the company will mark a hundred years since the founding of its predecessor Aeroput, to be the most successful year in its history.