Hello! i've found some pics from a trip that i made to Europe in 2012, so i think that despite being old pics, it should be a good idea to share it such flight reports, as far my memory can remember some details of it. I ask to forgive the quality of the pics .
In 2012 i went to Europe because i was to participate in an academic congress in Vienna, so i took the advantage to turn a trip based for 15 minutes to a trip to 13 countries for 28 days starting in Sankt Peterburg to Madrid. And as i was to be based for a week in Vienna, i decided to make some day trips. And one of this was a roundtrip to Belgrade. Initially i wanted to go to Romania, but after booking my daytrip, i received an email from Air Berlin that my returning flight to Vienna would be changed to next day, and that was dramatic because the next day was the day of my presentation. I send an email to the customer service of Air Berlin and after apologize, they agreed that i could change the destination of the trip to another with similar fare. (99 euros). So i decided to visit Belgrade.
So the July 19th started very earlier, as i went to the Wien Westbahnhof (some 10 minutes walking from the hostel) to take the bus Vienna Airport Lines that would take me the airport. The trip to airport was smooth.
As i was travelling for a day trip i only had a backpack so having done my OLCI i went just straight to the gate. As you can see it seems that was a gate with a clear Balkanic orientation.
The airplane for the day was a Bombardier Dash 8-400 (my second time in a turbopropeller, the first one was from Berlin to Cracow with Air Berlin also), so we went by bus to the remote standing position to board our plane. In the way i saw some German wings' airbus with the old livery, Niki Air and Air Berlin jets, an ATR of BelleAir and a Boeing 737 of Ukraine International Airlines.
Our bird come to our sight and the bus stop and all we went to board our plane.
The pitch was a bit tight (i'm 1.85 mt. guy) but for a short trip was acceptable
The takeoff was quite uneventful, and the plane was going southward, following the Danube above the hungarian plains toward Serbia.
The catering was quite simple for a short ride, a muffin, a cup of tea and a glass of apple juice.
The landing was smooth, and after some taxiing we were directed to a remote position to wait the bus that would take us to the terminal.
An old guy, JAT, now Air Serbia
In the terminal, everything went faster, as i only to go by immigration (we chileans didnt need visa there), and i went off the terminal faster as my only baggage was the backpack.
