The new route will offer Moldovan passengers a direct connection to the Serbian capital and access to international flights operated via Belgrade Airport. Air Serbia’s entry into the Moldovan market could expand air travel options and boost competition, particularly in the segment of flights to destinations requiring a stopover.
For example, Air Serbia operates flights to New York and Chicago and plans to add Miami to its route network in 2027. Consequently, a stopover in Belgrade could become an attractive alternative for passengers travelling to the United States.
Belgrade Airport is an important regional hub, operating flights to numerous European and intercontinental destinations.
For travellers from the Republic of Moldova, the new route could facilitate access to destinations that are not served directly from Chișinău or for which the number of connecting flights is limited.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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