Six weekly flights from Tehran to Belgrade soon – Air lines from other Iranian cities planned as well

Iran Air expects to expand its operations in Serbia in the coming period after launching services between Tehran and Belgrade last Saturday, EX-YU Aviation News reports.

– We hope to expand this operation and we could introduce some additional flights from other Iranian cities – Iran Air's Deputy Manager of Operations, Abbas Ahadian Moghdam, said at a press conference in the Serbian capital this morning and added that they hoped to “establish good relations and cooperate with Air Serbia”.

The Iranian Ambassador to Serbia, Hossein Mola Abdollahi, noted that the service was the second major achievement in bilateral relations between Iran and Serbia.

– The first was the mutual abolition of visa requirements for each others' nationals last September. In the past six months, 7,000 Iranian tourists visited Serbia, which is unprecedented. This number will continue growing during the upcoming Iranian New Year, as well as the summer school holidays – he added.

The ambassador also said that he hoped that Air Serbia would soon introduce flights to Iran as well, primarily to secondary cities such as Isfahan and Shiraz.

Iran Air established two weekly flights to Belgrade with its Airbus A320 aircraft last week. This will be followed up by a new two weekly service between the two capitals operated by Qeshm Air, as well as a two weekly operation by Mahan Air, which will commence in April.

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