Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport handled 274.383 passengers in September and, as a result, managed to welcome over 2 million passengers so far this year. Last September the airport recorded 228.704 passengers, thus registering a 19.9% increase this year. By the end of September Serbia’s main airport handled 2.097.713 passengers, an increase of 11.1%. An increase has also been registered compared to September 2008.The airport’s main customer remains Jat Airways which accounts for 46% of Belgrade’s scheduled seat capacity. According OAG, Montenegro Airlines, with 48 weekly departures and Lufthansa, with 35 weekly departures, are the next two busiest carriers at the airport. Lufthansa’s presence is reinforced by the presence of its subsidiaries Austrian and Swiss, the latter introducing another daily flight to the Serbian capital from Zurich this winter. While Wizz Air will introduce new flights to Belgrade in the following months, airBaltic, British Airways and Aegean Airlines will suspend services. Spanair will dump its seasonal Madrid route, although remains in Belgrade with flights from Barcelona.
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