Air Serbia, the national airline of Serbia, celebrated its 10th anniversary on October 26th. On this occasion, they rebranded and launched their operations with a new name and a fresh look. The Air Serbia fleet has undergone a complete overhaul and now consists of 2 wide-body Airbus A330-220 aircraft, 13 narrow-body Airbus A320s, and 7 turboprop ATR aircraft designed for regional flights.
Over the past decade, Serbia’s national airline has completed more than 310,000 flights and transported over 25 million passengers. In 2023, they may set a new annual record with passenger numbers exceeding 4 million.
Air Serbia is marking its 10th-anniversary milestone with various activities and developments, including:
- Modernizing the Air Serbia airline’s website.
- Introducing new boarding music.
- Issuing a special postage stamp in collaboration with PUE Posta and Serbian Post.
Throughout October, promotional events under the slogan “10 Years” were organized in several cities across Serbia. For Air Serbia, a special light installation was designed for the Belgrade Tower, which was unveiled on the evening of their birthday. You can see the grand celebratory installation in the short video below
“The past 10 years have helped us become stronger and better prepared for the future. We are entering a new decade of operations as a regional leader. With the youngest fleet in the region, over 1,400 employees and a clearly defined sustainable development strategy, we are moving forward at an even faster pace, ready to adapt to any change in the market, operate profitably and constantly upgrade our service in the interest of our passengers. I want to thank all our passengers who placed their trust in us over the past 10 years. We hope that in the future, we will continue to create memories together”
– said Jiri Marek, the CEO of Air Serbia.
For aviation enthusiasts, here’s an official short film summarizing Air Serbia’s 10 years of operation with English subtitles:
The following 1-minute spot is the 10th-anniversary commercial, which may not convey specific information but captures the essence of the experience associated with Serbia’s national airline:
