Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) is the main hub for Serbia and a growing base for Air Serbia, with an expanding network of European routes. In recent years, increased competition from low-cost carriers has improved connectivity and brought more affordable options, particularly to cities in Italy, Germany and the Balkans. Prices can vary depending on season and demand, but short-haul routes often offer good value outside peak travel periods.
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport operates from a single terminal building with one main check-in hall. Air Serbia is the dominant carrier; Ryanair, Wizz Air, and flydubai are among the regular low-cost operators. Most routes share the same departure area, so there is no terminal choice to navigate.
There is no rail or metro link to the airport. The A1 minibus runs directly between the airport and Slavija Square in central Belgrade in around 30 minutes; tickets are bought from the driver in Serbian dinars only. City buses (lines 72 and 607) also serve the airport and have been free of charge since January 2025, though journey times are longer. Taxis and rideshare apps are typically faster at off-peak hours.
Belgrade's terminal sees significant leisure traffic during summer, and check-in queues can lengthen considerably during peak departure windows. Check your airline's recommended check-in time for the specific route, and note that some low-cost carriers close check-in desks early. The airport has expanded its facilities in recent years.
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