Flights from Belgrade to Munich
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Lufthansa on Belgrade to Munich at a glance
- flights a week
- 13
- days of operation
- Daily
- first and last departure
- 13:30 - 18:00
- flight time
- 1h 30m - 1h 35m
- aircraft
- Airbus A319
- departure terminal
- 2
- cheapest fare on the route
- $60
Lufthansa Belgrade to Munich schedule
13 flights a week. Departure and arrival times are local.
FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
LH 1735
Lufthansa
13:30
Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
15:00
Franz Josef Strauss, terminal 2
1h 30m
Daily
Airbus A319
LH 1737
Lufthansa
18:00
Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
19:30
Franz Josef Strauss, terminal 2
1h 30m
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun
Airbus A319
Seasonal and one-off flights
Not operating in the next two weeks. The first of them is on 28 March.
FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
LH 1739
Lufthansa
06:15
Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
07:50
Franz Josef Strauss, terminal 2
1h 35m
Seasonal
Airbus A319
LH 1735
Lufthansa
13:05
Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
14:40
Franz Josef Strauss, terminal 2
1h 35m
Seasonal
Airbus A319
LH 1737
Lufthansa
17:15
Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
18:50
Franz Josef Strauss, terminal 2
1h 35m
Seasonal
Airbus A319
Days of the week are taken from the schedule for the next 14 days; schedules change by season.
Other airlines flying Belgrade to Munich
Nonstop flights by the current schedule
Frequently asked questions
How many Lufthansa flights are there from Belgrade to Munich?
13 nonstop flights a week, 3 flight numbers in the schedule: Daily.
How long is the Lufthansa flight from Belgrade to Munich?
From 1 hour 30 minutes to 1 hour 35 minutes nonstop, depending on the flight.
Which aircraft does Lufthansa fly from Belgrade to Munich?
Airbus A319.
Which terminals does Lufthansa use between Belgrade and Munich?
Lufthansa departs from Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2 and arrives at Franz Josef Strauss, terminal 2.