Belgrade Airport Terminals: Which Terminal for Wizz Air, Ryanair, Air Serbia?

Belgrade Airport — terminal overview

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) has two terminals: Terminal 1 (T1) and Terminal 2 (T2). Most commercial flights — including all low-cost carriers — operate from Terminal 2.

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Terminal 2 (T2) — main passenger terminal

T2 handles the vast majority of departures and arrivals at BEG:

• Wizz Air — T2
• Ryanair — T2
• Air Serbia — T2 (main hub)
• Lufthansa — T2
• Turkish Airlines — T2
• Aeroflot — T2
• Etihad — T2
• Qatar Airways — T2
• SWISS — T2
• Austrian Airlines — T2

Terminal 1 (T1) — limited operations

Terminal 1 mainly handles:

• Charter flights
• VIP and government flights
• Some special-schedule flights

If you're flying with a major commercial airline, you'll almost certainly be at T2.

How to confirm your terminal

1. Check your e-ticket — the terminal is always listed
2. Check beg.aero
3. Call your airline directly

Tips for low-cost carriers

• Wizz Air and Ryanair close check-in 40 minutes before departure — don't be late
• Online check-in is mandatory for both, or you pay €40-55 at the airport
• Carry-on rules: Wizz only allows a small bag (40×30×20 cm) free; Ryanair similar
• Security lines can take 20-40 min at peak hours — arrive 2h before departure minimum

Where transfers drop you off

When you book a transfer with us, we drop you off at the specific terminal of your flight. We confirm your terminal before pickup so you don't have to think about it. Arriving instead? Here's how a pre-booked, fixed-price transfer works — the driver meets you in arrivals with a name sign.