Air Serbia will suspend its medium-haul flights between Belgrade and Abu Dhabi, effective October 29.
The national carrier said the decision was made based on the consideration of the five-year business plan, and on the plans to strengthen its short-haul flights network in Europe.
The A319 plane currently used on the route – the second longest operated by Air Serbia – will be redeployed on shorter flights.
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Etihad Airways, Air Serbia’s strategic and code sharing parter, will continue to fly to Abu Dhabi every day, the company announced.
Belgrade-Abu Dhabi was the first route introduced by the newly-formed Air Serbia in 2013.
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