The busiest airport in the Balkans, serving as Serbia’s main international gateway and a growing regional hub.
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) is located 11 miles west of downtown Belgrade. It is Serbia’s largest airport, connecting Southeast Europe with Europe, Asia, and North America. The airport is a key hub for Air Serbia and a vital transit point between East and West.
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Passenger traffic increased by 5.9% year-over-year in 2025, with record summer volumes and steady capacity expansion.[1][4][6]
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Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, security, retail, and airport operations personnel.
Recent terminal and runway upgrades increased capacity to over 8 million passengers annually, supporting further growth.[4][5]
Deployment of 20 e-gates, real-time flight tracking, and expanded check-in counters enhance efficiency and passenger experience.[4]
Implementation of energy-efficient infrastructure and waste reduction programs aligns with Vinci Airports’ global sustainability standards.[4]
Strengthen collaboration with national and EU authorities to secure funding for further modernization and regulatory compliance.
Continue phased terminal expansion and airfield upgrades to accommodate rising demand and improve operational resilience.
Accelerate adoption of green technologies and sustainable practices to meet environmental targets and international standards.
