Avion Express X92011 Flight Status Today

International flight Avion Express X92011 takes off from Pristina (PRN) Republic of Serbia to Malmo (MMX) Sweden. It's operated by Avion Express. The plane leaves Pristina International Airport at 21:54 Europe/Belgrade. The flight is expected to land at Malmo Airport at None Europe/Stockholm. The flight will last about 2 hours 31 minutes.

X92011 - NVD2011 Avion Express (X9)
PRN Pristina Republic of Serbia
Flight PRN to MMX
MMX Malmo Sweden
NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS Lasted record on
Departure Pristina International Airport
IATA: PRNICAO: LYPR
Scheduled 21:54
None None
Arrival Malmo Airport
IATA: MMXICAO: ESMS
Scheduled None
None None
X92011 Detail
  • Type: International Flight
  • Flight Duration: 2 hours 31 minutes
  • Flight Distance: 1545 kms / 960 miles
Airline
  • Avion Express
  • IATA: X9
  • ICAO: NVD
  • Operating Days: NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS
Passenger Services
  • Service type: None
  • Seats: None
  • Freight capacity: None
  • Passenger classes: None
More Detail
  • Aircraft: Airbus A321-211
  • Callsign: MAR2011
  • Departure Timezone: Europe/Belgrade
  • Arrival Timezone: Europe/Stockholm
  • Current Time in Pristina: Sunday 2026-01-18 19:31 PM
  • Current Time in Malmo: Sunday 2026-01-18 19:31 PM

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Avion Express Flight X92011 FAQs

What is the scheduled flight duration for Avion Express X92011 flight?

On average, nonstop flight takes 2 hour(s) 31 minutes, with the flight distance of 1545 km (960 miles).

What type of aircraft is used for the Avion Express X92011 flight?

All Avion Express X92011 flights are operated using Airbus A321-211 aircraft.