The first flight to Brač: Air Serbia expands its Adriatic network

Today’s flight by Air Serbia officially marks the commencement of a direct route between Belgrade and the island of Brač, one of the most famous summer vacation spots on the Adriatic coast. Flights between Belgrade and Brač will be operated twice weekly, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, during the summer season.  

“Direct flights between Belgrade and Brač further expand Air Serbia’s offer of flights to attractive destinations on the Adriatic coast and provide our passengers with convenient access to one of Croatia’s most famous islands. Brač is a destination that brings together beautiful beaches, a rich tourism offering, and numerous possibilities for an active vacation. We believe that this new seasonal route will be of interest to passengers from Serbia and the region, but also those from our wider network who wish to continue their journey toward the Adriatic via Belgrade,” stated Boško Rupić, General Manager Commercial and Strategy, Air Serbia. 

Brač is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, traditional Dalmatian charm, and the famous Golden Horn beach, one of the most recognisable beaches in Europe. The island attracts both tourists seeking a relaxing vacation and those who are interested in outdoor activities, including water sports, sailing, hiking, and enjoying the local cuisine.

Thanks to the island’s connection with other locations on the Dalmatian coast, the new route offers passengers additional flexibility when planning summer vacations or shorter getaways. In addition to Bol and the Golden Horn beach, Brač also offers many authentic seaside villages, historical sites, and natural scenery, making it an attractive destination for a wide range of visitors throughout the summer.

The new flight route provides passengers with numerous connections via Belgrade to destinations across Air Serbia’s extensive network, such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Copenhagen, Rome, Frankfurt, Milan, Oslo, Prague, Vienna, Zurich, and many others.