Air Serbia has announced four new direct routes from Belgrade — to Bilbao, Tallinn, Bari and Reykjavik — starting June 2026.
National flag carrier Air Serbia has announced the expansion of its 2026 summer schedule with four new direct routes from Belgrade. The new routes serve Bilbao (Spain), Tallinn (Estonia), Bari (Italy) and Reykjavik (Iceland), with the first flights planned for June.
The Bilbao and Bari routes will operate three times a week during the summer season (June-September), focused on tourist demand for Atlantic coast and southern Italy destinations. The Tallinn route will operate twice weekly year-round and represents Serbia first direct connection to the Baltic region.
The Reykjavik route is seasonal and will operate only in July and August, once a week, in response to growing demand for travel to Iceland. Tickets go on sale on 25 March via the Air Serbia website and authorised agencies.
With these new routes, Air Serbia raises the total number of direct destinations from Belgrade to 84, further establishing Belgrade as a regional aviation hub for South-East Europe.