Air Serbia, the Serbian national airline, and Aeroflot, the national airline of the Russian Federation, have expanded the existing code-share agreement by placing their flight codes at additional destinations within the partner’s transport networks. Extended cooperation should enable passengers greater choice and flexibility in organizing travel and easier connections through the home airports of Air Serbia and Aeroflot.
Thanks to the enhanced partnership, Air Serbia will add its JU label to Aeroflot flights to Yerevan and Seoul, while Aeroflot will set its SU code on Serbian national airline flights to Sofia. The expansion of the code-share agreement also includes Air Serbia’s lines to Krasnodar and Rostov on Don, on which Aeroflot will place its code, along with the already existing code-share lines Belgrade-Moscow and Belgrade-St. Petersburg, on which both carriers operate.
– We continue to develop successful cooperation with Aeroflot and we are looking forward to a new expansion of mutual business relations. By increasing the possibility of connecting within our networks, we provide greater choice and a wider offer to our passengers, which is of special importance in the circumstances of the pandemic in which we currently operate – said Jiri Marek, Air Serbia’s director of commercial and strategy.
The code-share cooperation between the Serbian and Russian national airlines also includes flights operated by Aeroflot between Moscow and Istanbul, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Krasnodar, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Rostov-on-Don, St. Petersburg, Samara, Sochi and Volgograd, as well as Air Serbia routes between Belgrade and Banja Luka, Istanbul, Podgorica, Sarajevo, Skopje, Tirana and Tivat, eKapija reports.
