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Cheapest round-trip prices found by our users on KAYAK in the last 5 days
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Belgrade
8h 50mNonstop
from $523per person
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What is the cheapest flight to Serbia?

The cheapest ticket to Serbia from the United States found in the last 5 days was to Belgrade, at $627 round-trip. The most popular route is New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport (JFK) to Belgrade (BEG) and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 5 days was $627.

How much is a flight to Serbia?

A flight to Serbia costs $737 on average. The cheapest price found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $343 for the route New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport (JFK) to Belgrade (BEG). The most popular routes on KAYAK are New York to Belgrade which costs $950 on average, and Chicago to Belgrade, which costs $1,008 on average.

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What is the cheapest month to fly from the United States to Serbia?

The cheapest month for flights from the United States to Serbia is October, when tickets cost $507 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are June and May, when the average cost of round-trip tickets is $771 and $675 respectively.

How far in advance should I book a flight from the United States to Serbia?

To get a below average price on the flight from the United States to Serbia, you should book around 3 weeks before departure, which saves you about 16% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 26 weeks before departure.

Which is the cheapest airport to fly into in Serbia?

Prices will differ depending on the departure airport, but generally, the cheapest airport to fly to in Serbia is Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), with an average flight price of $489.

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February

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Best time to beat the crowds with an average 27% drop in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 11% increase in price.
Flight from Newark Liberty Airport to Belgrade

FAQs - booking Serbia flights

  • Which city should I fly into to access Kopaonik National Park?

    Kopaonik National Park is one of the main attractions in Serbia. The park sits on Mt. Kapaonik, the tallest mountain in Serbia. It is a great place to hike during the summer and a great ski resort during the winter. If you wish to visit this Serbian gem from the US, book your flight to the closest airport, Niš Constantine the Great Airport (INI). The airport is about 78 miles from the ski resort, and you will find various private companies offering shuttle transfers from INI to Kopaonik National Park.

  • What are my best options for flights to Serbia from Southeast U.S.?

    Travelers from Southeast U.S. can find flights to Serbia departing from Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) and Miami International Airport (MIA) to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, Niš Constantine the Great Airport (INI), and Morava Airport (KVO). Different airlines have one-stop flights on this route, including Turkish Airlines, Swiss Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, and Lufthansa.

  • What are the passport and visa requirements for visiting Serbia?

    Citizens of the US don’t need a visa to visit Serbia for stays shorter than 90 days. However, you will need a valid passport to enter Serbia. Your passport must be valid at the time of entry and remain valid at the time of exit. It should also have at least one blank page for the exit stamp. Once you arrive in Serbia, US citizens must register with the local police within 24 hours.

  • Which airport is closest to Kopaonik National Park?

    Morava Airport is the closest to Kopaonik National Park, approximately 62 miles from the park. Several airlines offer flights to Morava Airport with one or more stops. Alternatively, you can fly to major European hubs like Istanbul (IST), Turkey, where you'll find direct flights to KVO.

  • Which is the best airport to fly to in Serbia?

    The best airport in Serbia is Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG). BEG is the busiest and largest airport in Serbia, serving around 95% of international flights to and from Serbia. The airport is located in Belgrade, around 11 miles west of downtown Belgrade. Being in the capital city, this airport is ideal for anyone exploring Serbia, as you can get numerous domestic connections from BEG courtesy of Air Serbia. Also, Belgrade serves as the country’s transportation hub giving you plenty of transport options to complement your flight.

  • Which airlines offer Business Class flights to Serbia?

    Multiple airlines have Business Class flights to Serbia from different departure airports in the U.S. You can fly Business Class onboard Turkish Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Air France, Swiss Airlines, and Lufthansa through their connecting flights to Serbia. The benefits will depend on the airline, but the common ones include comfortable cabins with extra legroom space, access to specific lounges at the airports, priority boarding, and complimentary meals and drinks onboard.

  • What are the most common layover cities when flying to Serbia?

    There are no nonstop flights to Serbia. Every flight from the US to Serbia includes at least a single layover en route. The layover cities are usually in Europe and Asia and mostly depend on your chosen carrier. Turkish Airlines is one of the main carriers plying this route, and if you fly with them, expect a layover in Istanbul. ITA Airways and British Airways have their stopover in Rome (FCO) and Milan (MXP), respectively. Swiss Air and Lufthansa usually lay over in Zurich and Frankfurt, respectively.

  • Which airport should I fly to if I want to visit Germia Park?

    The best airport to fly to if you plan to visit Germia Park is Pristina International Airport (PRN), approximately 10 miles from the park. From the U.S., you can find a connecting flight to one of the major hubs in Europe, like Istanbul Airport (IST), Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP), or Geneva Airport (GVA), where you'll find direct flights to PRN.

  • Which American carriers fly to Serbia?

    Being one of the most popular Eastern Europe routes, you will have two American carriers plying this route. United Airlines and Delta are the two American carriers that offer flights from the US to Serbia. These flights are available from most of the major airports, including New York (JFK and EWR), Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO), Miami (MIA), and Atlanta (ATL). None of the American carriers offer nonstop flights, with the quickest single-layover flight taking just over 12 hours.

  • How do I get to Serbia from Boston?

    The best departure airport for flights to Serbia from Boston is Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). You'll find connections to BEG and KVO. Multiple airlines offer one-stop flights on this route, including Turkish Airlines, Swiss Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Delta Airlines, and Lufthansa.

  • Which airline offers the most convenient flights to Serbia?

    The Us to Serbia route is traveled by many airlines. However, Swiss Air and United Airlines are two of the best airlines plying this route. First, they offer many flights on this route, with only one stopover. They also offer some of the fastest flights to Serbia, taking just over 10 hours and originating from New York (JFK). Despite the quick flight, their flights usually include meals on board, free on-demand entertainment, and comfortable seats.

  • What transportation options are available from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport to downtown Belgrade?

    BEG is connected to downtown Belgrade via three different lines: Minibus A1 and PTC Belgrade bus lines 72 and 607. Other options include car rentals at the International Arrivals Area and taxis. 

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from the United States to Serbia?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from the United States to Serbia.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from the United States to Serbia?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight from the United States to Serbia is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from the United States to Serbia?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly from the United States to Serbia with an airline and back with another airline.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from the United States to Serbia?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying from the United States to Serbia up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

  • What is the cheapest day to fly to Serbia?

    Based on KAYAK data, the cheapest day to fly to Serbia is Thursday where round-trip tickets can be as cheap as $874. On the other hand, the most expensive day to fly is Tuesday, where round-trip prices are $985 on average.

Top tips for finding cheap flights to Serbia

  • Looking for cheap airfare to Serbia? 25% of our users found round-trip tickets to Serbia for the following prices or less: From New York John F Kennedy Intl $1,383, from Chicago O'Hare Intl $1,563
  • Enter your preferred departure airport and travel dates into the search form above to unlock the latest Serbia flight deals.
  • Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) is the main international airport in Serbia. It handles all the flights from the US to Serbia. Niš Constantine the Great Airport (INI) is the second-busiest airport in Serbia and a great alternative to BEG.
  • If you wish to visit other cities or regions in Serbia, you'll find connecting flights to other Serbian airports, including Niš Constantine the Great Airport (INI) in the southern region and Morava Airport (KVO) in central Serbia.
  • Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) is the hub for Air Serbia, the flag carrier of Serbia. It also serves as a base for the low-cost carrier Wizz Air. BEG is a good airport for traveling across Serbia, as you’ll find many cheap domestic connections courtesy of the two airlines.
  • Travelers from the Midwestern United States can find flights to Serbia from major airports like O'Hare International Airport (ORD), Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW), and John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH). ORD and DTW are the best for one-stop connections to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), INI, and KVO.
  • If you are flying from the west coast, you can choose Los Angeles (LAX) and San Francisco (SFO). LAX is the better of the two airports as it offers many flights and airlines flying to Serbia, while SFO only has Lufthansa and Turkish Airways.
  • Parents traveling with infants can access multiple baby care facilities at BEG, including changing tables, nursing rooms, a play area, and a wash basin in Terminals 1 and 2. The airport also features four playrooms in the same Terminals. Gaming consoles are also available free of charge.
  • New York Airport (JFK) is the airport of choice for those jetting to Serbia from the east coast. JFK offers many single-layover flights to Serbia, each taking just over 10 hours unless there is an extended layover.
  • If you are flying from the central part of the US to Serbia, you will have two airport options. Denver International Airport (DEN) and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) offer regular one-stop flights to BEG. However, if you are looking to save some cash, consider flying out of DEN as these flights are much cheaper.
  • If you rent a car at BEG, note that using car seats for infants is mandatory, and kids below 12 are not allowed on the front row. However, most care rental providers at BEG offer car seats for an additional fee.
  • If you will be flying to the southern region of Serbia, the main airport serving the region is Niš Constantine the Great Airport (INI). It is the biggest airport in the region, and it serves as a hub for Air Serbia, with regular flights to Belgrade, Istanbul, Cologne, Hahn, and Ljubljana. It is also a focus city for Ryanair and Wizz Air.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Serbia

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from the United States to Serbia? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
7.8
DeltaOverall score based on 8564 reviews
8.5Crew
8.1Boarding
7.8Entertainment
7.8Comfort
7.2Food
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Flight was delayed at airport with large backlog and WiFi was spotty

6.0 GoodAnn, Sep 2026
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Flight was delayed at airport with large backlog and WiFi was spotty

I don’t like mushrooms and that’s all they had with pasta

I Love Delta but one of the flight crew training in courtesy snd hospitality.

I don't know why the crew decided to board 15 minutes early without informing anyone not at the gate. Why would you have the app send a notification that we're boarding on time, instead board early, and then rush me to the gate. Then have me check my carry-on when I specifically packed my bag as to not do so.

Could have been on time and not missed my connection

Really hard to tell what was happening after my flight got delayed five times

Flight was delayed from San Diego due to being overweight for weather conditions. We missed our connecting flight to our final destination due to the delay, as well as the connecting flight leaving before the scheduled departure time. We missed the connection within 10 - 15 minutes. We were booked on a later flight arriving 7 hours later. There were 7 passengers sharing the same originating and connecting flight.

Horrible, mismanaged ground issue resulting in a long delayed, next flight left early, waiting extra 7 hours in the airport, screen did not work

Wifi on this flight was very sketchy and not available for most of the trip.

I’m on this flight every other week. Same flight, same day of the week, same time of day… Multiple times there are issues getting flight plan registered and FAA approved r to take off. PAPERWORK This is exhausting and it sucks.

Flight was on time. Could have been a little more comfortable. Baby cried all night.

The chicken on the flight Boston to Zurich wasn’t very good. It was bland passable. Too much sugar in the Cole slaw. Cabbage is an amazing veg and can be much more crisp and alive. Flight attendants were Wonderful! Seats were a bit beat up but okay. In economy it was tight when the person in front learned back the screen became too close.

On time and my bag made it. My parents on British Air had their bag held/lost at LHR, so Swiss definitely won that contest.

Wonderful, i asked at front gate to change my seat up closer and they gave me a row with no one in it. Very kind of them as the flight was on the light side.

Great crew, great food, horrible aircraft seat spacing for a 9 hr flight.

The food could have been better but everything else was superb.

Terrible airline both Swiss and Lufthansa that are part of the same corp. stay away if you can

The flight attendants are amazing. The plane itself was not in good shape for passenger comfort. A good share of seat reclines were broken so they went back an unlimited amount, which meant the person in front of me was fully in my lap (the crew helped me find another seat but that would not have been possible on a full flight). Moisture from the ventilation was also dripping on me. And the entertainment system is almost impossible to hear.

3hr delay and then missed connecting flight with another 6hr wait at the airport before getting a continuation to my trip, worst trip ever in my 50+years of flight travel

Flight was delayed, but otherwise it was a fine flight. Recommend boarding group by group, instead of calling up three groups at the same time

Everything was good except for the seating arrangements. We could not get seats to be seated together with my wife. We’re unfortunately.

My first time in business class The in flt staff was outstanding in every aspect of service, the food was amazing, the business seat space made the 11 hour journey easy peazy

It was good, but always can be better. The airplane was old.

I always travel on Turkish Airlines but seriously I am I am considering to change because this is not the first time that the flight attendant are rude and they dont help. I asked for cold water with ice 5 times and I got water with no ice and this is not the first time to ask for something and you dont get it. Also I noticed this behavior only towards people who are not turkish.

There were not enough extra leg room options to purchase. Also the seat Infront of mine was broken and the gentleman literally laid back into my lap for the whole trip. This was the most uncomfortable trip I have ever been on

A lot of things can be done to improve in flight experience

Average at every level . Poor entertainment selection. Boarding was very poor and disorganized. Flight was late by one hour .

Spent over $20k on for business class tickets from DFW. They used a very old Boeing 777 with old Business class cabin which was unclean and stained seats. On a route they normally operate the modern Boeing 787. The cabin heat was set to hot for 11 hours. On the IST LHE route the business class experience got even worse. They operate an even older Airbus A330 where trip was falling apart, seat recline did not operate and the whole experience left us hugely disappointed. Next time we likely will shift to better quality product which stands up to their hype. Turkish need to relook at their fleet plans and not use their worst assets of perceived week markets such as Pakistan.

Seats paid for in advance. Seat assignments changed by kayak 3rd party. Seats then changed again by Turkish airlines at the gate. Family seated on opposite sides of the plane yet money taken for seat assignments that were not honored.

Everything was great except that everyone were putting backpacks and small bags in the overhead compartment instead under the seat so there was no room for carry on-s

TV wasn’t working, flight attendants never came when turning on the light, luggage was delayed and when delivered it was broken. No suitcase for the rest of our 2 week trip with no response when claimed filed

Lost our luggage, now two days and four $30 each taxi trips to airport and long lines in taxi queue because Lufthansa didn’t get it right, by not recognizing new delays between flights caused byEU new lengthy crossing requirements for non EU travelers, so luggage lost because traditionally methodical and orderly Germans not paying attention.

When our flight was canceled and rebooked, my husband's meal request was not transfered. As a result, there was nothing he could eat for dinner and breakfast on the new flight, save a side salad and roll.

I was booked to travel from Dallas to Nairobi via Chicago and Brussels and had been issued boarding passes for all three segments of my journey. At the boarding gate in Dallas, I was required to check my carry-on luggage due to limited cabin space. Despite my attempts to explain that I was traveling internationally and would not have access to the bag during transit, my concerns were not considered. I also informed the staff that I did not have a padlock to secure the luggage, but this was disregarded. Consequently, I had to hastily transfer essential items from my carry-on into my handbag. Unfortunately, the onboard experience on the Chicago to Brussels flight further reinforced my dissatisfaction. The cabin crew appeared disengaged, indifferent, and lacking in attentiveness, resulting in a service experience that fell well below my expectations.

I was booked to travel from Dallas to Nairobi via Chicago and Brussels and had been issued boarding passes for all three segments of my journey. At the boarding gate in Dallas, I was required to check my carry-on luggage due to limited cabin space. Despite my attempts to explain that I was traveling internationally and would not have access to the bag during transit, my concerns were not considered. I also informed the staff that I did not have a padlock to secure the luggage, but this was disregarded. Consequently, I had to hastily transfer essential items from my carry-on into my handbag. To my surprise, upon arriving at Chicago Airport, I observed numerous international travelers boarding with cabin bags that were significantly larger than mine. This experience left me extremely disappointed and led me to decide against using United Airlines for future international travel, a sentiment I have also shared with friends and family. Unfortunately, the onboard experience on the Chicago to Brussels flight further reinforced my dissatisfaction. The cabin crew appeared disengaged, indifferent, and lacking in attentiveness, resulting in a service experience that fell well below my expectations.

Flight was on time and got us to destination quicker than scheduled.

It is ridiculous that Lufthansa weighs your carry-on bags. It's also ridiculous how strict they are about the 50 pound rule when you're flying overseas for nearly 3 weeks. The reality is, that if you book a business or first class ticket you get a $70 luggage allowance. It's bullshit that it's not about safety. It's not about regulation. It's about money. And that pisses me off. Furthermore, under price, which I assume was the travel consolidator for my ticket sold me some bullshit ticket that did not include to check luggage. What a bunch of nonsense. That's a scam. There shouldn't even be a ticket offered to Europe without checked luggage. I don't know how most people are, but now I'm gonna be very skeptical about using KAYAK again and flying Lufthansa. I think maybe it's best I just booked with the airline directly.

Boarding procedure should have the crew and personnel who are more trained, in a sense of precisely knowing what can be done and what cannot. They do not have the exact information on what you should do in the first place, also the boarding itself was slightly delayed due to the aircraft "not being ready".

..it was short.. I didn't like that my red bag went out completely stained with black stains..That's probably some airport staff bad handling but still

There was more leg room than on the overseas flight, which was nice. Boarding was very well organized and the flight very comfortable.

Entertainment is nonexistent. Food might have been good, however due to language barriers I didn’t get to have any food. Flat bed seats and layout was excellent. Crew efficient and straightforward, but lacking any western style approach. Not that I’d expect anything else, but one could have hoped.

Flight took very long to even get checked in for, everything was late and written out by hand. My luggage was lost for several days and it was the most unorganized flight experience of my life.

It's the shortest trip one could get from BEG anywhere, so it was fine.

They had lost my ticket and despite showing them the confirmation email with the itinerary and receipt of payment for the flight they could not put me on that flight and rescheduled departure postponing it by a whole week

Kraljevo is very convenient airport. It's brand new, small.and efficient. Great job!

Plane was late causing me to miss connection. Flight the next late causing me to miss the rebooked connection. Air seberia I think is more late than on time

This was my connection flight that was moved time ahead for a almost entire day so I lost it and I had to purchase new ticket once I landed in Copenhagen since nobody wanted to take responsibility for moving flight in that way so it’s impossible to make it. Very poor job by Underpricer, Air Serbia and SAS.

I purchased an exit row seat and priority boarding, about 3 months in advance. Without any communication whatsoever, my seat was moved to row 2, when I checked my reservation 2-3 days before departure. As no exit row seats were available anymore, I selected a seat 1C. However, once at the airport, I was issued maybe the worst possible seat, 29E, middle seat, one row before the last. It is not worth my time to request the refund on the ancillary purchase, I am simply done flying with Air Serbia. Also there was no boarding process to speak of at all, or online check in.

Lacking online check in, had to wait an hour in order to check in on the counter even without language.

Seats are very small and uncomfortable so such a long flight. My tray table was broken and taped up. Flight attendant untaped it to put my tray on. I taped it back up when done. The armrest between seats was broken and metal exposed. I will not book Air Serbia again.

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