Dinar je prema dolaru slabiji za 0,5 odsto na mesečnom i za 15,3 procenta na odišnjem nivou, a u odnosu na početak godine je u padu za 13,3 posto.
Dinar se zadržao danas prema evru na istom nivou kao u četvrtak i zvanični srednji kurs iznosi 117,3025 dinara za evro, objavila je Narodna banka Srbije.

Dinar prema evru vredi isto kao pre mesec dana, a na godišnjem nivou i u odnosu na početak godine je jači za 0,2 procenta.

The Serbian dinars official median exchange rate against the euro is 117.3025 dinars for one euro on Friday, the same as on Thursday, the National Bank of Serbia said.
BELGRADE - The Serbian dinars official median exchange rate against the euro is 117.3025 dinars for one euro on Friday, the same as on Thursday, the National Bank of Serbia said.

The dinar is steady against the euro m-o-m and up by 0.2 pct y-o-y and relative to the beginning of the year.

The dinars indicative exchange rate against the dollar was down by 0.3 pct to 119.8677 dinars for one dollar on Thursday.

The dinar was down against the dollar by 0.5 pct m-o-m and by 15.3 pct y-o-y, declining by 13.3 pct relative to the beginning of the year.

Air Serbia will on December 9 launch direct flights between Belgrade and Tianjin, the fourth largest city in China, Serbias national airline has announced.
BELGRADE - Air Serbia will on December 9 launch direct flights between Belgrade and Tianjin, the fourth largest city in China, Serbias national airline has announced.

"There is a 117-km-long high-speed railroad from Tianjin to Beijing, making the commute between the two cities last about 30 minutes," the company said in a statement.

Due to current COVID-19 limitations, there will be one flight a week between the two cities - specifically, there will be a flight from Belgrade to Tianjin on Fridays, while the return flight from the largest port city in northern China to the Serbian capital will be operated on Sundays.

The national carrier is thus re-establishing direct flights to China after 22 years, Air Serbia said, noting that its predecessor, JAT, had operated its last flight to Beijing in October 2000.

"At the moment, Air Serbia will be the only European airline flying from Tianjin, and one of few European carriers operating direct flights to China. An Airbus A330 from Air Serbias long-haul fleet will be deployed on the Belgrade-Tianjin route, and the average duration of flights is 10 hours from Belgrade to Tianjin and 12 hours from Tianjin to Belgrade."

"In spite of the still limited international air traffic with China and strict rules imposed since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, our airline has succeeded in obtaining all the necessary permits and completed all preparatory activities, so that we can launch flights to Tianjin in December. Air Serbia is not a stranger to China. In 2020, we operated dozens of special cargo flights, transporting hundreds of tonnes of medical devices and equipment to Serbia. I am convinced that our direct service will help boost the already strong economic and cultural relations between the two friendly countries. Our ambitions in regard to flights to China do not end here. We hope that we will expand our network to other strategically important cities in the near future, such as Beijing and Shanghai. We will continue to closely monitor the status of COVID-19 related restrictions and promptly react on new opportunities, once the market access limitations have ended," said Air Serbia CEO Jiri Marek.

By launching a direct service to China, Air Serbia will ensure good connections via Belgrade to numerous destinations in its network, such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, Oslo, Paris, Stockholm, Frankfurt, Ljubljana, Valencia, Prague, Venice, Zagreb and other destinations throughout Europe and in the wider Balkans region, the statement also said.