Air Serbia to fly directly from Niš to Vienna and Malta from October
Translated from Serbian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Air Serbia will launch direct flights from Niš to Vienna and Malta starting October 25.
- Flights will operate twice weekly, on Wednesdays and Sundays, connecting the region to key European destinations.
- The announcement comes as Ryanair plans to suspend its flights from Niš due to fuel-related regulatory issues.
Air Serbia announced it will introduce direct flights from Niš to Vienna and Malta, commencing October 25. This expansion aims to enhance direct air connectivity with these European destinations, operating twice weekly on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Jirži Marek, Air Serbia's CEO, stated the new routes are intended to provide travelers from Niš and the wider region with reliable and high-quality connections to important European cities. He expressed confidence that these flights will further stimulate traffic at Niš Constantine the Great Airport.
Tickets for the new services will be available through Air Serbia's website, mobile app, company offices, and authorized travel agencies. The introduction of Vienna and Malta routes from Niš reinforces Air Serbia's role in linking Serbia with key European hubs and supports the development of air transport from Niš Airport.
This development occurs as Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair confirmed it will suspend its operations to and from Niš at the beginning of winter. Ryanair cited regulatory issues concerning fuel as the reason for halting flights, though specific details were not provided. The last bookable flight from Niš on Ryanair's website is scheduled for October 24.
Ovim letovima želimo da putnicima iz Niša i šireg regiona omogućimo pouzdanu i kvalitetnu direktnu vezu sa važnim evropskim destinacijama. Verujemo da će letovi ka Beču i Malti dodatno doprineti razvoju saobraćaja sa Aerodroma 'Konstantin Veliki'.
Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.