Air Serbia and Turkish Airlines came to a mutual agreement to begin codeshare flights between Belgrade and Istanbul

Air Serbia, the largest airline and flag carrier of Serbia and Turkish Airlines, the national flag carrier of Turkey, mutually agreed on enhancing their commercial cooperation with a codeshare agreement expanding in near future to destinations both from Turkish Airlines’ and Air Serbia’s network.

Through the enhanced partnership, Turkish Airlines and Air Serbia will be able to reciprocally put their own flight codes on each other’s flights between Istanbul-Belgrade v.v. from 15 August. Within the scope of concerned mutual agreement, in near future, cooperation will be strengthened by adding below flights in addition to Istanbul-Belgrade route:

From Belgrade                                From Istanbul

Banja Luka                                             Ankara           Kayseri

Tivat                                                         İzmir               Konya

Adana              Trabzon

Antalya             Gazipaşa

Dalaman           Bodrum

Gaziantep

Thanks to the enhanced agreement, while passengers leaving Belgrade will have an unmatched opportunity to reach Istanbul, one of the biggest metropoles and flight hubs of the world, and also beyond, the joint flights will offer fast and convenient connections for customers leaving İstanbul, to Belgrade and beyond as well.

We are glad to have developed our cooperation with Turkish Airlines through this codeshare partnership, which will provide the passengers of both companies more choice and flexibility in organising their travels. We are sure that this exciting and strategically very important partnership will improve the economic relations of our countries. We are delighted to have the opportunity to host Turkish Airlines passengers on our flights to Belgrade as well as to other Air Serbia’s destinations, said Jiri Marek, General Manager Commercial and Strategy Air Serbia.

Moreover, taking into account the complementary structure of timetables of both carriers and agreement designed to work reciprocally, it will allow both airlines’ customers to enjoy seamless connectivity in their respective hubs.

Turkish Airlines, flies to more countries and international destinations than any other airline in the world, currently operates to more than 300 passenger and cargo destinations in total, in 127 countries.

Since the establishment of the company in 1927, Air Serbia has been a leader in air travel in the region of Southeast Europe. In 2019, Air Serbia has launched 23 new destinations throughout Europe and Africa, from its three hubs in Serbia.