Air Serbia flights from Milan to Belgrade

Air Serbia flies Milan to Belgrade nonstop 10 times a week, departures from 09:25 to 20:35, 1h 45m in the air.

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Air Serbia on Milan to Belgrade at a glance

flights a week
10
days of operation
Daily
first and last departure
09:25 - 20:35
flight time
1h 45m
aircraft
Embraer 195, Airbus A320
departure terminal
1
cheapest fare on the route
$73

Air Serbia Milan to Belgrade schedule

10 flights a week. Departure and arrival times are local.

FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
JU 417
Air Serbia
09:25 Milano Malpensa, terminal 1
11:10 Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
1h 45m
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat
Airbus A320
JU 419
Air Serbia
20:35 Milano Malpensa, terminal 1
22:20 Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
1h 45m
Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun
Embraer 190

Seasonal and one-off flights

Not operating in the next two weeks. The first of them is on 28 March.

FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
JU 419
Air Serbia
20:50 Milano Malpensa, terminal 1
22:35 Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
1h 45m
Seasonal
Embraer 195
JU 417
Air Serbia
09:20 Milano Malpensa, terminal 1
11:05 Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2
1h 45m
Seasonal
Embraer 195

Days of the week are taken from the schedule for the next 14 days; schedules change by season.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Air Serbia flights are there from Milan to Belgrade?
10 nonstop flights a week, 2 flight numbers in the schedule: Daily.
How long is the Air Serbia flight from Milan to Belgrade?
1 hour 45 minutes nonstop.
Which aircraft does Air Serbia fly from Milan to Belgrade?
Embraer 195, Airbus A320 and Embraer 190.
Which terminals does Air Serbia use between Milan and Belgrade?
Air Serbia departs from Milano Malpensa, terminal 1 and arrives at Belgrad Nikola Tesla, terminal 2.