Air Serbia recently announced its new pricing policy, which includes new categories of fares, offering its passengers with flexibility and more options.
Air Serbia was recognized as the 2017 Airline Market Leader at the Air Transport World annual awards in recognition of its innovative products and services and the introduction of transatlantic flights to New York.
Air Serbia recorded a net profit of 3.9 million euros in its second full year of operation, exceeding last year’s profit of 2.7 million euros by 44 percent.
All the more ladies are keen on exploring Europe alone, according to figures released recently by online booking platform TravelPlanet24 on occasion of International Women’s Day on March 8.
Air Serbia is offering more travel choices in the first half of 2014, with services being launched to six new destinations in Europe and the Middle East.
Air Serbia replaces the Boeing 737 with the Airbus A319 on the routes to Athens and Thessaloniki in Greece as part of the changes to the transport network and timetable of the company.
A new dawn broke for Serbia recently, as the country’s revitalized national airline took to the skies, with new aircraft, new routes and new partnerships setting Air Serbia on the way to its goal of becoming the region’s leading carrier.
Etihad Airways continued to achieve record growth in the third quarter of 2013, with revenue from passenger services exceeding US$1 billion for the first time and passenger numbers passing 3 million.
Etihad Airways president and chief executive officer, James Hogan, recently said that the airline has become the fastest-growing carrier in commercial aviation history, and one of the most successful, by “rewriting the rulebook.”
Etihad Airways has unveiled plans to acquire 49 percent of JatAirways, the Serbian national airline. The Abu Dhabi-based carrier has also been awarded a five year management contract for the carrier.
