Air Serbia reaches one-million passenger mark in 2025

BELGRADE - Air Serbia carried its one-millionth passenger of 2025 on Tuesday - the milestone was reached earlier than last year, demonstrating the company’s continued growth and stable development, built on a solid foundation established over previous seasons, the national airline said on Tuesday.

"We are extremely proud to have recorded our millionth passenger so early in the year once again, which confirms the trust our passengers place in us and reflects the dedication and hard work of all Air Serbia employees. We are constantly improving our destination network, service quality and operational efficiency, and we are pleased that the market recognises these advancements. This achievement further motivates us to continue developing the company ambitiously and strategically, in the best interest of our passengers," said Air Serbia CEO Jiri Marek.

"During the 2025 summer season, Air Serbia will operate flights to over 80 destinations in Europe, North America, Asia and Africa from the Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, the Morava International Airport near Kraljevo and the Nis Constantine the Great Airport," the company said in a statement.

It recently announced the introduction of new direct routes to Mykonos, the city of Alghero in Sardinia and Tbilisi in Georgia.