Air Serbia: March flights up by 8% compared to March 2024

With 273,705 passengers carried and 3,269 flights operated last month, Air Serbia recorded its best March result since it started operating under its current name, the company said. “Month after month, we record steady growth, further confirmed by the cabin load factor, which reached 74 percent in March—an increase of three percentage points compared to the same period last year,” said Air Serbia CEO Jiri Marek.

He added that the company will introduce three new destinations to its network and, during the summer season, operate scheduled flights to more than 80 cities worldwide.

Air Serbia’s most popular destinations in the region during March were Podgorica, Tivat, and Ljubljana, while in Western Europe, the most in-demand flights were to Paris, Zurich, Milan, Rome, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Vienna.

In the broader Euro-Mediterranean zone, passengers mostly chose destinations such as Athens, Istanbul, Barcelona, and Larnaca.