Air Serbia Launches Longest US Route: Belgrade to Miami on A330

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What changed?

Air Serbia will begin nonstop flights between Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and Miami International Airport on May 20 2027, using the Airbus A330‑200. The twice‑weekly service will cover roughly 5,471 miles (8,805 km), making it the carrier’s longest scheduled route and the first direct link between Serbia and the U. S. mainland. The new line will surpass Air Serbia’s existing longest routes to Shanghai and Guangzhou, extending the airline’s global reach into the Caribbean and Latin‑American markets. While the company has not yet detailed pricing or seat‑class options, the launch is expected to boost tourism and business travel between the two regions, offering passengers a convenient alternative to multi‑stop itineraries. The service will also enhance Serbia’s visibility in the competitive U. S. aviation market.

Why it matters

The new route connects Serbia directly to a major U.S. hub, potentially increasing tourism, business ties, and Serbia’s presence in the competitive U.S. aviation market.