- The airline further strengthens its leading ultra-low cost carrier position in Serbia
- Wizz Air also increases frequencies on seven existing routes
Belgrade, Serbia, 20 February 2025 - Wizz Air, EMEA’s most environmentally sustainable airline*, today has announced further expansion of its Belgrade base with two new routes, supported by the addition of a state-of-the-art Airbus A321neo aircraft in the summer of 2025, marking a total of four Airbus aircraft in the Belgrade base. This continuous investment reflects Wizz Air’s commitment to the Serbian market. This growth supports Wizz Air’s ambitious “WIZZ 500” strategy and aims to greatly increase connectivity between Serbia and other countries both in Europe and beyond, while providing more budget friendly travel options with more than 600 thousand seats for the upcoming summer.
Belgrade is of high importance to Wizz Air, and it is excited to continue its expansion, adding up to 1 million seats for sale to and from Serbia per year.
The new Airbus A321neo aircraft, set to join the Serbian fleet on 23rd of May 2025, will add two more routes to Bodensee (Friedrichshafen airport) from 2nd of June and Alicante from 3st of June, and enhance existing connectivity with increased frequencies on seven of Wizz Air’s routes from Belgrade. Tickets are already on sale , with fares starting from as low as EUR 29.99 (RSD 3 689). This expansion reflects Wizz Air’s dedication to serving the evolving needs of travellers in Serbia, providing them with more choices and flexibility for both leisure and business travel.
Since commencing operations in Serbia in 2010, Wizz Air has steadily increased its investment in the country, recognizing it as a one of the most important markets for the airline. Today, Wizz Air operates a network of 22 low-fare routes in Serbia, connecting passengers to 25 destinations across 13 countries. Thanks to the over the 14 years of continuous growth the airline now employs more than 150 employees in Serbia and indirectly supporting over 8,800 jobs in associated industries.
Roland Tischner, Managing Director Wizz Air Hungary, said: “We are proud to lead the Serbian market with almost 70% market share among low-cost airlines and thrilled to bring back our fourth aircraft to the Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport. This expansion will increase frequencies on seven existing routes and offer an additional 119 thousand seats, increasing the capacity almost with 24% compared to the summer of 2024, enhancing travel options for passengers this summer. Beyond travel opportunities, this growth contributes to the Serbian economy by creating jobs and supporting local tourism."
Since its inaugural flight from Belgrade in 2007, Wizz Air established itself as a preferred choice for affordable travel. During 2024, the airline operated over 9,400 flights and carried more than 1,5 million passengers with 99.6% completion rate, one of the best in the industry. As part of Wizz Air’s sustainability commitment, the airline continues to operate one of the youngest and most fuel-efficient fleets in the industry, reinforcing its position as a responsible leader.
NEW ROUTES
| Route | Frequency | Fares from** | Start of operations |
|---|
| Belgrade – Friedrichshafen | Monday, Wednesday, Friday | EUR 29.99 /
RSD 3 689 | 2 June 2025 |
| Belgrade - Alicante | Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday | EUR 35.99/
RSD 4 429 | 3 June 2025 |
FREQUENCY UPDATES
| Route | Weekly Flights | Start of Operations |
|---|
| Belgrade -Basel | 5 → 7 | 23 May 2025 |
| Belgrade - Dortmund | 4 → 7 |
| Belgrade – Milan Bergamo | 4 → 7 |
| Belgrade – Rome Fiumicino | 3 → 4 |
| Belgrade - Malta | 3 → 4 |
| Belgrade - Nice | 2 → 3 |
| Belgrade - Larnaca | 3 → 4 | 1 April 2025 |
* According to CAPA - Centre for Aviation Awards for Excellence 2024
** One-way price, including taxes, administration and other non-optional charges. One carry-on bag (max: 40x30x20cm) is included. Trolley bag and each piece of checked-in baggage is subject to additional fees. The price applies only to bookings made on wizzair.com and the WIZZ mobile app.
