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List of 9 Domestic & International Airports in Serbia

Serbia is a landlocked country in South East Europe. This country is famous for fortresses, traditional cuisines, various festivals, and mediaeval monasteries. Tourists visit Serbia because of its picturesque scenery and to experience the culture of this region.

Airports in Serbia are one of the main channels that tourists avail to visit Serbia. Moreover, this country hosts some of the busiest and most crucial airports serving multiple destinations.

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List of 9 Airports in Serbia

Name of the Airport	Type
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, Beograd	International Airport
Ponikve Airport, Ponikve Plateau	International Airport
Sjenica Airport, Bagačiće	Military Airport
Sombor Military Airport, Sombor	Military Airport
Morava Airport, Tavnik	Public and Military Airport
Niš Constantine the Great Airport, Ulica	Public and Military Airport
Kostolac Airport, Kostolac	Domestic
Paracin Airport, Paracin	Domestic
Vrsac Airport (VRC), Vrsac	Training Facility

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List of International Airports in Serbia

As you acquire all the details about the operating airports for passenger and cargo traffic, you realise the ease of conveyance you can enjoy while travelling.

Note: The services and other factors keep changing frequently. So, please verify all information before planning your trip.

1. Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), Beograd

This Serbian International Airport is named after Nikola Tesla, a Serbian-American inventor. This airport opened in March 1927 and rests in the suburbs of Surcin, about 18 km west of downtown Belgrade. It is the busiest and largest of all the airports in Serbia.

Address: Aerodrom Beograd 59, Beograd 11180, Serbia
ICAO Code: LYBE
IATA Code: BEG
Category: International
Terminals:
- Terminal 1 (T1) – It is the oldest and the smallest terminal on the east side of this airport. It is used for international flights. The airlines operating here are both international low-cost and domestic airlines.
- Terminal 2 (T2) – It is the newer terminal on the airport's west side. The first level of Terminal 1 is for departures and arrivals, which is the boarding level. The second level is the arrivals and baggage claim level, where you can find all the arriving flights.
Services & Amenities Available
- Duty-free stores
- Baby care rooms
- Post office
- Rest zones
- Mobile charging space
- Medical service
- Luggage wrapping
- Pharmacy
- Premium lounge
- Business club with services such as showers, snacks, etc.

2. Ponikve Airport (UZC), Ponikve Plateau

Founded in 2016, Ponikve airport rests in the Ponikve plateau in the region of western Siberia. Ponikve Airport is located 12 km from the city of Uzice. In the context of runway length, the Ponikve airport ranks second, having the biggest runway in Siberia.

Address: 52 Dimitrija Tucovica St. 31000 City of Uzice, Serbia
ICAO Code: LYUE
IATA Code: UZC
Category: International
Terminals: This airport has only one terminal for handling passengers, goods and mail.
Services & Amenities Available: NA

List of Domestic Airports in Serbia

3. Sjenica Airport (SJC), Bagačiće

The Sjenica Airport was in use by the Yugoslav army air force. The airport got damaged during the NATO bombing of 1999. This airport is also known by another name Dubinje Airport. It is located on the Pester plateau near the town of Sjenica. It is also close to a tourist destination in the mountain resort named Zlatar.

Address: Sjenica Airport, Bagačiće, Serbia
ICAO Code: LYSJ
IATA Code: SJC
Category: Military
Terminals: NA
Services & Amenities Available: NA

4. Sombor Military Airport (SOR), Sombor

The Sombor Military Airport stands between the villages of Prigrevica and Kupusina. The Germans built the airport in 1944. Located 7 km from the city of Sombor and 9 km from the town of Apatin, the nearest city and towns of this airport are Sombor and Apatin. The airport serves the region of Sombor and sits at an elevation of 272 feet.

Address: 107, Sombor, Serbia
ICAO Code: LYSO
IATA Code: SOR
Category: Military
Terminals: NA
Services & Amenities Available: NA

5. Morava Airport (KVO), Tavnik

Morava Airport is also known by another name Ladjevci Airport. Founded in 2016, this airport is 15 km from Kraljevo, 25 km from Čačak, and 39 km from Kragujevac. After the completion of its construction, it had 235th Fighter-Bomber Squadron. Morava Airport was first built in 1967 as a military airport. However, it has been upgraded to a civilian airport, making it the third commercial airport in Serbia.

Address: Morava Airport, Aerodrome 51, Tavnik, 36204 Ladjava, Kraljevo
ICAO Code: LYKV
IATA Code: KVO
Category: Public and Military
Terminals: The Morava airport has only one passenger terminal.
Services & Amenities Available
- Lost baggage
- Assistance for individuals with less mobility
- Special assistance for expecting mothers

6. Niš Constantine the Great Airport (INI), Ulica

Niš Constantine is located in the border crossing area of the suburbs of Popovac and Medosevac. The first flight that flew out of this airport dates back to 1 May 1935. As of today, it is the largest airport in Serbia that carries out cargo services.

Address: Ulica 24, Niš 18000, Serbia
ICAO Code: LYNI
IATA Code: INI
Category: Public and Military
Terminals: The Niš Constantine has only one terminal for passenger traffic.
Services & Amenities Available
- The services available at the Niš Constantine the Great Airport are as follows:
- Lost and found baggage
- Special assistance for people with less mobility
- Assistance for expecting mothers

7. Kostolac Airport (KOS), Kostolac

The Kostolac Airport was built in 1988. The airport is quite close to Pozarevac and Kostolac town centre. One interesting thing to note here is that landing on the Danube water plane is similar to landing on an aircraft carrier.

Address: Kneza Lazara, Kostolac, Serbia
ICAO Code: LYKT
IATA Code: KOS
Category: Domestic
Terminals: NA
Services & Amenities Available: NA

8. Paracin Airport (NONE), Paracin

Paracin Airport, or Davidovac Airport, is located near Paracin town, Serbia. The runway is 50 metres in width and 900 metres in length. It sits at a height of 532 feet.

Address: Davidovac, Padobranska b.b, Paraćin 35250, Serbia
ICAO Code: LYPN
IATA Code: None
Category: Domestic
Terminals: NA
Services & Amenities Available: NA

9. Vrsac Airport (VRC), Vrsac

Located in Vrsac, this airport is one of the smallest airports in Serbia that serves as the training school under the SMATSA Aviation Academy. It has five hangars accommodating flights to agriculture aviation and the school.

Address: Vršac, Serbia
ICAO Code: LYVR
IATA Code: VRC
Category: Training Facility
Terminals: NA
Services & Amenities Available: NA

FAQs About the Airports in Serbia

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What is the best time to visit Serbia via Air?

If you are planning to travel by air, then the best time to visit Serbia is the summer months, from June to August.

Which is the leading airport in Serbia?

Accounting for over 95% of passenger traffic travelling to and from, the Serbia Airport named Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) is the leading airport in this country. Its code, according to ICAO, is LYBE.

How do I get from Belgrade airport to the city centre?

The distance between Belgrade airport and the city centre is 18 km. It takes about 30 minutes to travel by car. So, you can rent a car at the airport and take the highway E-70 or E-75. It is the fastest way to reach the city centre.

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