BELGRADE, SERBIA — Air Serbia will resume direct flights between Belgrade and Malta. Flights from Nikola Tesla International Airport will be operated twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays, by Airbus A319 aircraft.
"After carefully analyzing the market opportunities and listening to the needs of our passengers, we have decided to resume direct flights to Malta after a three-year break. We as an airline have a long history of flying to Malta, as Air Serbia and its predecessors, JAT and Jat Airways, have been flying to this destination since the late sixties. We are happy to offer to our passengers another attractive holiday destination, especially during the winter season, and having Malta back to our continuously growing network confirms our commitment to creating more opportunities for travel,"
said Bojan Aranđelović, Head of Network Planning and Scheduling at Air Serbia.
As a reminder, flights to Malta had been suspended since September 2019 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
By establishing direct flights to Malta, Air Serbia will be able to provide connections through Belgrade with many destinations in its network, such as Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris, Copenhagen, Rome, Ljubljana, Stockholm, Oslo, Prague, Stuttgart, Zurich, Hannover, Nuremberg, Lyon, and many other cities.
| Flight number | Origin | Departure | Destination | Arrival | Frequency | Launch date |
| JU 892 | Belgrade (BEG) | 13:05 | Malta (MLA) | 15:00 | Mon | 31 October, 2022 |
| JU 893 | Malta (MLA) | 15:45 | Belgrade (BEG) | 17:40 | Mon | 31 October, 2022 |
| JU 892 | Belgrade (BEG) | 11:55 | Malta (MLA) | 13:50 | Fri | 4 November, 2022 |
| JU 893 | Malta (MLA) | 14:35 | Belgrade (BEG) | 16:30 | Fri | 4 November, 2022 |
