Air Serbia plans to double the number of weekly flights between Sarajevo and Belgrade from 22 May 2027, introducing twice-daily services between the two capitals.
The announcement was made by Dino Selimović, CEO of Sarajevo International Airport, following a meeting with Air Serbia CEO Jiří Marek and the airline’s management in Belgrade.
According to Selimović, the planned increase from seven to 14 weekly flights represents an important step towards improving Sarajevo‘s international connectivity and strengthening economic, tourism and cultural cooperation between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.
The expanded schedule could also offer greater flexibility for business travellers, potentially making same-day return journeys more practical and improving connections through Belgrade to destinations across Air Serbia’s international network.
Selimović described the meeting as constructive, highlighting discussions on strengthening cooperation with the Serbian national carrier and further developing air links between the two countries.
The announcement comes as regional air connectivity remains an important factor in supporting trade, investment and tourism across the Adria Region. Further details of the expanded timetable, including departure times, have yet to be announced.
