Armenian airline FlyOne will launch its first direct service between the capitals of Serbia and Armenia, with flights scheduled to begin on December 15.


The direct flights will operate twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, using Airbus A320 aircraft. The journey will take approximately three hours.


Tickets are already available on FlyOne’s website. One-way fares start at €105, with the price available exclusively to members of the airline’s loyalty program.


Armenia will become the third and final South Caucasus country from the former Soviet Union to have a direct air connection with Belgrade.


Air Serbia and Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) currently operate flights between Belgrade and Baku, while Air Serbia is the only airline offering direct flights between Belgrade and Tbilisi.


By Tamilla Hasanova