BEG | Belgrade Nikola Tesla International Airport

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Originally Posted by Filip

JAT retired their last DC10 in 2005, Northwest Airlines (an American airline) retired their last DC10 in 2007.

Clearly you know nothing.

I think they retired the DC10s back in 1992 due to embargo being imposed on the country. They just kept one DC10 to test waters and do some charters here and there. That was all pre-cooked plan to steer the company in the ditch, and snatch/take over their long laul network.

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sOME recent ones.

Nekoliko novih sa BEG,

Baltic



Aeroflot roatation off RWY30


ELAL Cargo

[Nikola10]

i can't wait till belgrade nikola tesla airport to get a new terminal in the future with maybe 5-8 gates belgrade need a new terminal because there are lot of flights

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Originally Posted by Nikola10

i can't wait till belgrade nikola tesla airport to get a new terminal in the future with maybe 5-8 gates belgrade need a new terminal because there are lot of flights

hehehe sure, but first we need to use up 7.5Mil capacity, and we are only at 3M. That's something to work on.

[Nikola10]

hey im back sorry for the late reply i went fishing and caught some fish and yea but why 7.5m needed then make a new terminal i dont like that ideas.

[Nikola10]

hey you should go on Google and type in EX-YU aviation and on the first it show all about the airline in Yugoslavia like
Jat airways
Croatia airline
B&H airline
Montenegro airline
arida airways
______________________________________________those the only airline they have...on the website it update daily....

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AZ A321 a few days ago...

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There is a new airline sky work as of next week. Skywork from Bern to BEG.

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That brings BEG to a five daily to Switzerland. (not duirng all week, just on the certain days)

[Nikola10]

well nice but there is swiss air and jat airways flying at same city ohh yea they dont have
bern... nice

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Yeah you got it. It's not Zurich, it's Bern.

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On November 1, the Swiss carrier SkyWork will introduce scheduled flights from Belgrade to Bern. Thus, the capitals of Serbia and Switzerland will be, for the first time connected with direct flight. Air traffic to Bern will be performed on Tuesdays and Saturdays, departing from the "Nikola Tesla" Airport at 2.05pm.

Aircrafts Bombardier Q-400, with 72-seats capacity will operate the flights.

SkyWork will in this manner enhance its offer of flights from Serbia to Switzerland. Interest for flights to this country in the Alps has grown to the extent that Zurich became the most desired destination among flights from Belgrade. From the beginning of 2011 until nowadays the companies Swiss International (two flights a day) and Jat Airways (daily flight) have scored 200 000 transported passengers in both directions.

Belgrade "Nikola Tesla" Airport



WWW.beg.aero

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-272.673 pax - (21%+)

-2% + aircraft movements

[Nikola10]

nice what belgrade airport doing but how much passenger have pass through it door at belgrade airport

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I think 2.7Mil, if that's what you mean.

[Nikola10]

yea thanks so there is a another 2 months left but belgrade airport can get easily 3,086,928 passenger or something

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^ Yes sir. There is approx 400 000 pax for Nov-Dec2010. So add 20% bump, Beg could swing 240 000 pax for these two coming months. So We are looking at 3.1M to 3.2M for the end of 2011.

[Nikola10]

do then belgrade airport get a reward for that or not

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OCT 2011 action


Italian national soccer team inside.

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Originally Posted by Nikola10

do then belgrade airport get a reward for that or not

Are you kidding me lol? We were at 4m mark 24 years ago.

Btw, this one is coming next week.