Belgrade BEG
Cheap flights from Belgrade leave from a single airport, so you do not have to choose between terminals across town. Belgrade Airport carries the code BEG and handles Serbia's international traffic, with a route map that runs mostly across Europe: Milan, Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Larnaca, Mulhouse-Basel and Chania all sit among the popular destinations. Which airline flies each one, and whether it is direct or a connection, shows up alongside the fare. Fares move with the season, so the price calendar is worth a look before you commit.
Belgrade at a glance
- Passengers per year
- 8.4 M (2024)
- Hub for
- Air Serbia
- Elevation
- 355 m
- Opened
- 1962
- Official website
- beg.aero
- Population of Belgrade
- 1.2 M (2022)
Country facts: Wikidata
Getting to the city
The airport sits outside Belgrade, so treat the transfer as part of the journey. The usual ways into town are public transport, a taxi or a pre-booked transfer, and the ride is short enough that most travellers head straight to their accommodation. Allow extra time at the evening peak and on winter days when traffic slows. If you land late, arrange your ride before you fly rather than at the kerb. On the way back, leave a comfortable margin before check-in closes; security queues are the part nobody can predict.