Serbian airline Air Serbia will increase the frequency of its new connection between Belgrade (BEG) and Geneva (GVA) before the route officially launches on June 23, 2025. Originally planned with three weekly flights, the route will now be served four times a week, as an additional Sunday flight has been added to the schedule.
This adjustment comes shortly after low-cost airline EasyJet, which has served this route for over a decade, doubled its frequencies between the two cities to four weekly flights. Air Serbia's move indicates expected high demand on this route, possibly in response to its competitor's capacity increase.
Air Serbia recently announced the resumption of its service to Geneva, which it had already operated in 2021. Geneva is the Serbian airline's second destination in Switzerland after Zurich. Air Serbia's updated flight times for the Belgrade-Geneva route are now available.