Starting March 19, Serbia has suspended all passenger flights from the Belgrade airport, following the establishment of a state of emergency to combat the coronavirus.
Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade will remain open only for humanitarian flights and flights with special status. Traffic from Serbia’s other international airport, Nis, located in the south of the country, had already been halted, according to Agerpres.
Among the measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus, the Serbian government has banned foreign citizens from entering the country, postponed the legislative elections in April, closed educational institutions, asked elderly people to stay at home, and instituted nighttime movement restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which airports in Serbia are affected by the flight suspension?
All passenger flights at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and Nis Airport have been suspended.
Are any flights still allowed at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport?
Yes, the airport remains open for humanitarian flights and those with special status.
What other measures has Serbia taken against COVID-19?
Serbia banned foreign entry, postponed elections, closed schools, and implemented a night curfew.