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Air Serbia Sets May 2027 Launch for Miami Flights and Weighs More Toronto Service

Air Serbia’s logo with the slogan “Na krilima tradicije” (“On the wings of tradition”) / Image: Air Serbia

Air Serbia will launch nonstop flights between Belgrade and Miami on May 20, 2027, giving travelers in South Florida a direct route to Serbia. The airline is also considering a third weekly flight between Belgrade and Toronto in summer 2027 after seeing strong demand in both directions.

Miami Becomes Air Serbia’s Third U.S. Destination

The new service will operate on Thursdays and Sundays in both directions aboard an Airbus A330. Miami joins New York and Chicago as Air Serbia’s third U.S. destination. Tickets for the summer schedule are already on sale.

The airline’s published schedule lists a 12-hour flight from Belgrade to Miami. Flights from Miami take about 10 hours and 30 minutes and arrive in Belgrade the following day.

Air Serbia CEO Jiri Marek said early Miami bookings were coming in at roughly the same pace as Toronto bookings did when that route was announced. The airline intends to fly to Miami year-round and has so far opened bookings for the summer schedule.

Toronto Demand Could Lead to a Third Weekly Flight

Air Serbia resumed nonstop flights between Belgrade and Toronto in May 2026 after more than three decades. It launched the route with two weekly flights, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, restoring a direct link for Canada’s Serbian community.

Marek said flights filled in both directions, helping persuade the airline to expand its North American network. Air Serbia is weighing a third weekly Toronto flight for summer 2027, subject to airport slot availability. A final decision is pending.

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