Tango Six: Falcon 6X lands in Belgrade, likely new jet for Serbian Govt

The Falcon 6X, one of the most advanced business jets on the market, arrived in Serbia after undergoing several typical delivery flights—part of the standard process for newly manufactured aircraft—followed by the installation of its interior and soon-to-be formal registration in the Serbian national aircraft registry. According to Tango Six, the jet will be registered under the tail number YU-RSB.

Adding to the speculation that this is indeed the Serbian Government’s new business jet is a recent post on social media platform X by opposition leader Dragan Djilas, reported Tango Six.

“Looks like along with the Rafales from France, we’re also getting a Falcon for government officials - meaning: for (Serbian President Aleksandar) Vucic. A real bargain - just over fifty million euro,” Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) leader Djilas wrote at the end of March.

Tango Six recalled that the last aircraft added to the Serbian Government’s Aviation Service fleet was a used Embraer Legacy 600, acquired back in September 2018.