New Route of the Day (3 January 2026): Wizz Air between Belgrade and Grenoble

Wizz Air inaugurated seasonal flights between Belgrade and Grenoble on Saturday 3 January. The 1,180-kilometre route will be maintained weekly with the A321neo aircraft. The carrier faces no competition, with the two cities linked with a scheduled air service for the first time.

Flight W64043 departs Belgrade at 12:45 local time, arriving in Grenoble at 14:45. The return service, operating as flight W64044, takes off at 15:35 local time, touching back down in Serbia at 17:35.

Operations will be maintained until 28 March.

What they said

Anastasia Novak, Corporate Communications Manager at Wizz Air, said: “Wizz Air is proud to introduce a new direct service between Belgrade and Grenoble, further strengthening the connectivity between Serbia and France. The route offers an ideal opportunity for ski and winter sports enthusiasts to reach the heart of the French Alps quickly and affordably. Whether you are planning a winter adventure on the slopes, a weekend escape into nature, or travelling for business, the new Belgrade–Grenoble connection provides a smart and comfortable travel option. Our goal is to expand the number of destinations available from Belgrade and make it easier for travellers to discover the beauty of Europe. We are pleased to be bringing Belgrade and Grenoble closer together and remain committed to delivering safe, comfortable and high-quality service in line with Wizz Air’s renowned standards.”

Belgrade adding eleven new routes in 2026

Belgrade Airport will see a notable expansion of its network in 2026, with a further ten new routes already announced. The bulk of the growth will be generated by hub carrier Air Serbia, which this year is launching services from the Serbian capital to Baku, Seville, Santorini, Tenerife, Toronto YYZ and Tromso. The addition of Toronto marks the third consecutive year the airport has expanded its long-haul network, following the launch of Guangzhou in 2024 and Shanghai in 2025.

Wizz Air, as Belgrade’s second-largest carrier, is launching operations to Pisa and Chania in Greece, in addition to Grenoble. Other additions include Royal Jordanian Airlines from Amman and airBaltic from Riga.

Belgrade Airport handled around nine million passengers in 2025.