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Belgrade : introduction

Would you like to fly by private jet to Belgrade in Serbia? AEROAFFAIRES can take you there by private jet from the city of your choice, and at the best price. Nikola Tesla International Airport is Serbia’s busiest airport, welcoming over 5 million passengers every year.

If you’d like to book an air cab, a helicopter, a long-haul private jet, or a commercial aircraft for VIPs, our experts are at your service. AEROAFFAIRES will charter your private jet in two hours at a competitive rate.

What’s more, thanks to our SkyCO2program, 100% of the CO2 emissions produced by each of our private flights are offset, supporting the preservation of primary forests in Peru.

To book your private jet now, contact our 24/7 team on +33 (0) 1 44 09 91 82.

Practical information about Belgrade airport

Nikola Tesla airport is open 24 hours a day. It has a runway length of 3,400 meters and can accommodate turbopropulseurs, jets privés légers, jets privés de taille intermédiaire, jets privés long-courriers as well as régionaux and commerciaux aircraft for group flights.

The airport also has seven FBOs.

Airport characteristics:

Address Aéroport Nikola Tesla, Surčin 11180, Belgrade, Serbie.
IATA code BEG
ICAO code LYBE
Latitude 44.8184
Longitude 44.8184
Altitude 102m
Number of runways 2
Runway length 3500m
General aviation terminal Oui. Un terminal séparé est dédié à l’aviation d’affaires pour les vols privés et d’État, garantissant un traitement discret et rapide.

Spécificités :

Largest airport in Serbia, hub of Air Serbia.
Frequent host to government and diplomatic flights.
Recent expansion with a new runway and terminal modernization under Vinci Airports management.

Airport facilities Belgrade

VIP and business lounges, with concierge services
Conference rooms and business center
Long and short-term parking, car rental services

Available services

Customs
Concierge service
Valet
Ground handling assistance
Rest room
Conference room
Wifi
Baggage services
VIP chauffeur transfer
Car rental
Limousine rental
Helicopter transfer
Private parking
Showers
Réservation d'hôtel
Pets allowed
Disabled access
VIP lounge
Secure entrance

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Location and access to Belgrade airport

The airport is located 18 kilometers west of downtown Belgrade, near Surčin. AEROAFFAIRES can arrange for you to rent a car with a driver. He will take care of you on arrival and departure.

Nearby cities

Airport 18 km 25 min Belgrade
Airport 90 km 75 min Novi Sad

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Recommendations for the city

The Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park are two must-sees. The fortress is located in the “Stari grad” (old town) and offers a unique view of the Danube and Sava rivers. It dates back to Roman times and is one of the largest fortresses in Europe. Kalemegdan Park surrounds the fortress.

We also recommend a visit to the seaside resort of Ada Ciganlija, a small river island between two branches of the Save.

The bohemian Skadarlija district is home to art galleries, restaurants and night bakeries.

Finally, Belgrade, also known as the “Barcelona of the Balkans”, is renowned for its nightlife.

Where to sleep?

For your business or leisure stay, we recommend booking a room at the Hilton Belgrade.

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Isabelle CLERC

CEO AEROAFFAIRES

François-Xavier CLER

Founder AEROAFFAIRES

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History of Belgrade Airport

The first airport was Pančevo, northeast of Belgrade, which went into service in 1923. A new airport was later built, closer to Belgrade and known as Dojno Polje. This was occupied by German forces during the Second World War. Finally, due to increasing passenger traffic, the present airport was built near Surčin in 1958.

By 2019, it was handling 6.2 million passengers to 40 different destinations, mainly in Europe and the Middle East. Today, it is Air Serbia’s main connecting hub, which has helped it grow to become the most important airport in the Balkans. It has two terminals.

In 2017, the operating rights were bought by Vinci, for 25 years. By 2025, Vinci aims to increase passenger numbers to 15 million and become a major hub in Southeast Europe.