Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) — Live Arrivals
Below you will find the live arrivals board for Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG). Real-time information on all incoming flights, including flight status, scheduled arrival times, origins, terminals, and baggage claim belts. The board is updated every minute. Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport handles approximately 8.4 million passengers annually.
Terminal Information at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport has 2 passenger terminals.
Incoming international flights usually arrive at the main terminal. Low-cost carriers may use a different terminal. Check the live arrivals board above to confirm your arrival terminal before landing.
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport operates two passenger terminals — Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 — located about 500 metres apart and connected by a free shuttle bus that runs every 20–30 minutes. A marked walking path also connects the two buildings in about 10 minutes.
Terminal 1 is the original terminal, opened in 1962. It is used exclusively for charter flights and low-cost carriers, primarily Wizz Air (W6). It has its own check-in, security, and arrivals facilities, and handles a growing share of the airport’s low-cost traffic.
Terminal 2 is the main terminal, constructed in the 1980s and used mainly for international flights. It handles all scheduled flights for Air Serbia (JU) and other full-service airlines, as well as all international arrivals regardless of airline. It is larger, newer, and houses most of the airport’s amenities, including a large duty-free area, multiple lounges, and a wide range of dining and shopping options. Terminal 2 has 33 check-in desks, six gates, and three baggage claim belts. It is connected to the A1 minibus and public bus line 72.
The airport also has a dedicated cargo terminal. The facilities at the terminals include 16 gates, 15 airbridges, and three baggage claim belts. Both terminals feature business-class and departure lounges, immigration areas, duty-free shopping, ATMs, cafes, and restaurants.
The minimum connection time at BEG is 45 minutes for domestic-to-international transfers and 60 minutes for international-to-international transfers. Passengers transferring between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 should allow at least 30 minutes for the free shuttle bus.
Read the full terminal guide for BEG →
Baggage Claim
After landing, follow the Arrivals signs to passport control (for international flights) and then to the baggage claim area. Baggage belts are displayed on screens inside the terminal and on the live arrivals board above.
- Baggage is usually delivered within 20–40 minutes after landing.
- Lost or delayed baggage? Contact your airline's baggage services desk in the Arrivals hall.
- Most airports have luggage storage and lost & found offices near the Arrivals exit.
Getting from BEG to the City
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport is well connected to Belgrade city centre and the surrounding region through several transport options. The airport is located about 18 km west of Belgrade.
A1 Minibus (City Express)
The A1 minibus is a dedicated express service that runs non-stop between the airport (both terminals) and Slavija Square in central Belgrade. The journey takes about 25–30 minutes. Buses run every 20 minutes, 24 hours a day. Tickets are purchased from the driver (cash in Serbian Dinars). The fare is 300 RSD (approximately €2.50). Slavija Square is one of Belgrade’s busiest transport hubs, located about 1.5 km from the city centre. This is the fastest dedicated road link to the city.
Public Bus (GSP Line 72)
Bus line 72 connects the airport (stop in front of Terminal 2) with Zeleni Venac, a central bus station and market in downtown Belgrade. Buses run approximately every 30 minutes. The journey takes 30–40 minutes depending on traffic. Tickets cost 89 RSD if purchased at a kiosk before boarding, or 150 RSD if purchased on the bus. A BusPlus card can also be used. This is the most affordable option for reaching the city centre.
Public Bus (GSP Line 607)
Bus line 607 connects the airport to Surčin, one of Belgrade’s 17 municipalities. The journey takes about 30 minutes. Tickets cost 89 RSD if purchased at a kiosk, or 150 RSD on the bus. This route is useful for passengers heading to the Surčin area.
Taxi
Official airport taxis are operated by the “Beogradski Taxi” organization. Passengers should use the official taxi desk inside the arrivals hall of Terminal 2 or the booth outside Terminal 1. A ticket with a fixed price to key city zones will be issued. A trip to the city centre (e.g., Republic Square) costs around 2,200–2,800 RSD (approximately €18–24). The journey takes 20–30 minutes depending on traffic. Independent drivers soliciting inside the terminal should be avoided, as they charge exorbitant rates.
Ride-hailing
Car:Go and Yandex.Taxi are popular local ride-hailing apps available at BEG. Pickup is from designated parking areas. These are often cheaper than official taxis, but ensure the app’s pickup location matches the correct terminal.
Private Transfer
Book a driver in advance for a stress-free arrival. Prices start from €20 for a sedan, including meet & greet in the arrivals hall. Popular with families and business travellers.
Car Rental
Major international and local car rental companies operate at BEG, with desks located in the arrivals hall of Terminal 2. Companies include Hertz, Avis, Europcar, Budget, Sixt, and Enterprise.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does baggage claim take at BEG?
Baggage is usually delivered within 20–40 minutes after landing. Belt numbers are shown on screens inside the terminal and on the live arrivals board above.
Which terminal will my flight arrive at BEG?
Most international flights arrive at the main terminal. Low-cost carriers may use a different terminal. Check the live arrivals board above for real-time terminal information.
What is the fastest way to get from BEG to the city center?
Train is usually the fastest option, followed by taxi or private transfer. See the transportation section above for prices and travel times.
What should I do if my baggage is lost or delayed at BEG?
Report the issue at your airline's baggage services desk in the Arrivals hall before leaving the airport. You will receive a reference number to track your bag.