About Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport
The airport is also used by passengers heading to or from nearby Novi Sad and Zemun, making it a major gateway for the wider area.
Here's a rundown of the top airlines at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport:
Not sure where to go if you're planning to fly from Belgrade? Direct flights from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport can take you to some exciting places, including:
Istanbul
Zurich
Vienna
Frankfurt
Podgorica
March, April, and September are the busiest months at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport. Spring arrivals in March and April reflect growing interest in city breaks as temperatures become more comfortable, while September draws visitors after the summer peak, with pleasant conditions and a natural uptick in leisure and business travel.
February, June, and October are the quietest months at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport. February sits deep in winter with limited seasonal draw, June falls just before summer travel fully accelerates, and October marks a shoulder period as the autumn travel wave settles and overall demand across routes tends to ease.
How to get from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport to Belgrade
You can travel to the centre of Belgrade by bus from the airport. The A1 takes around 30 minutes to arrive at a central hub like Slavija Square.
Pink Taxi, Naxis Taxi and Lux Taxi are some of the taxi companies in Belgrade.
Whether you book a taxi or a rideshare service, the drive from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport into Belgrade usually takes about 25 minutes, depending on traffic.
A dedicated airport bus service runs between Nikola Tesla Airport and the city centre, stopping at the main bus station. Taxis and rideshare apps such as Car:Go are also widely used and pick up directly outside the terminal.
How to get to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport from Belgrade
If you're travelling from the city by bus, catch the A1. Get on at Slavija Square and it'll take you roughly 30 minutes to reach the airport.
Whether you're driving from central Belgrade or a friend is dropping you off, it should take 25 minutes or so to get to the airport.
The most common way to get to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport from the city is by taxi or rideshare — both are widely used and easy to arrange from central Belgrade. Public bus service also connects the city centre to the airport, with routes running regularly throughout the day.
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport facilities
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport is spread across two terminals.
From cafes and coffee shops and fast food to grab-and-go options, you won't go hungry before your flight. You'll also find sit-down restaurants.
You can kill a little time in the shops before takeoff. Hit up the convenience stores, duty-free outlets, fashion and accessories, and souvenirs and gifts for any last-minute essentials.
Made it to the airport with time on your side? You may be able to spend the wait in an airport lounge. These types of lounges are available at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport:
Airport lounges
Business and first class lounges
Membership lounges
Paid lounges
You'll have several options for parking at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport. Here are the main types:
Long stay
Pick-up/drop-off
Short stay
Where to stay near Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport
KAME Hotel Beograd works well when your flight to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport lands late or leaves early. It's around 3 kilometres away and features car rental options, Wi-Fi, and an airport shuttle.
Roughly 3 kilometres from the airport, ASUKA Hotel is another option nearby. A laundry, Wi-Fi, and a currency exchange service are among the amenities here.
Or turn a travel day into an easier stay at Airport Hotel Garni. From the airport, it's about 3 kilometres away and offers room service, a business centre, air conditioning, and more.
Car rental options near Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport
If you're flying into Belgrade, pick up a car rental at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and follow your own route through the city and beyond.
Rent your wheels from Surprice, Carwiz or Avis. They're some of the most popular providers.