Air Serbia announces Oslo, soon after Wizz Air; now, 3 airlines will operate Belgrade – Oslo-area
Air Serbia has added Belgrade to Oslo, with its first flight taking off on 16 July.
This comes a week after Wizz Air announced its new Belgrade routes, including to Oslo Torp, which will start two days after Air Serbia’s new service.
And it follows Norwegian’s lower-than-usual frequency before it is ramped up from October.
Last year, Belgrade – Oslo had around 50,000 two-way point-to-point passengers, including about 7,000 flying indirectly. Only Norwegian flew non-stop.
| Routing | Start date | Weekly frequency | Direct competition (weekly frequency)* | Indirect competition (weekly frequency)* | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belgrade – Oslo | 16 July | 2 | Norwegian (1)** | Wizz Air: Torp (2) | |
| Source: OAG Schedules Analyser and each airline’s website. * Based on the same week as Air Serbia begins. **Norwegian’s once-weekly offering increases to four-weekly from October. | |||||
Air Serbia’s new Oslo service will be operated by 144-seat A319s.
Given this route’s timings, OAG Connections Analyser shows that two-way connectivity over Belgrade, with competitive connecting times, will be available to the following eight destinations, which collectively had around 95,000 passengers to/from Oslo last year.
Source: OAG Mapper.
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