Summer is officially entering the chat.
From March 29, Air Serbia will begin operating under its summer flight schedule, giving travelers access to more than 100 destinations around the world. With a fleet of 30 aircraft, the national airline is heading into the season with a record number of destinations, new routes and more flights to some of its most-loved cities.
Translation? Whether the mood is a Greek island escape, a Spanish city break, an Adriatic beach moment or a long-haul adventure, Air Serbia is making the summer travel wishlist a lot easier to turn into an actual itinerary.
This season’s new additions bring serious vacation energy. Santorini joins the network as an ideal Mediterranean getaway, with sunsets that deserve their own camera roll. Brac Island offers an Adriatic escape, made for clear water, beach days and that easy island feeling.
Spain is also having a moment in the schedule. Alicante is ready for summer travelers looking for sun, culture and Mediterranean charm, while Seville, with flights starting at the end of September, is the perfect excuse for an autumn getaway filled with architecture, flamenco and warm southern Spanish nights.
Baku opens the door to a different kind of adventure, connecting travelers with Azerbaijan’s capital and its mix of historic streets, modern architecture and Caspian Sea energy. Toronto, meanwhile, is one of the season’s biggest additions, becoming Air Serbia’s fifth long-haul destination alongside New York, Chicago, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
And the travel calendar does not stop there. In the upcoming winter season, Air Serbia will introduce direct flights to Tromsø and Tenerife, giving passengers two very different dream trips: the Arctic north or the sunny Canary Islands.
The airline is also celebrating a major milestone this year: ten years of scheduled flights to New York. As Air Serbia’s first long-haul destination in North America, New York helped open the door to the airline’s global network and remains one of its most in-demand routes.
For travelers who already have favorite European cities on repeat, there is good news too. Air Serbia is increasing flights to Athens, Brussels, Milan, Madrid, Lisbon, Prague and Vienna, while Istanbul, Malta, Florence and Nice will also see more options. Within the region, passengers can look forward to more flights to Pula, Thessaloniki, Sofia and Tivat.
“The summer season brings more choice than ever before – from new routes to Toronto, Santorini, Baku, Brac Island, Alicante, and Seville, to increased frequencies to favourite European cities. We invite passengers to spend this summer exploring the world with Air Serbia, because travel is not just about reaching a destination, but also about creating an experience that stays with you for a long time,” said Boško Rupić, General Manager Commercial and Strategy, Air Serbia.
So yes, the summer group chat has officially been activated. From island weekends and city breaks to faraway long-haul escapes, Air Serbia’s expanded summer schedule is making it easier to stop saying “we should go” and finally book the trip.