Air Serbia

Air Serbia (IATA: JU, ICAO: ASL) is the flag carrier of Serbia, owned by the Government of Serbia. The airline has roots stretching back to 1927 through its predecessor Aeroput, later evolving into Jat Airways before being rebranded as Air Serbia in 2013. Today it operates a network of 103 destinations across Europe, the Mediterranean, North America, Asia, and Africa.

The airline's primary hub is Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, from which it coordinates most of its regional and intercontinental services. Air Serbia's fleet comprises 31 aircraft, including Airbus narrowbodies (A319, A320), the wide-body Airbus A330 for long-haul routes, regional turboprops (ATR 72), and Embraer E-195 jets. This mix enables the airline to serve both short-haul European markets and longer international routes efficiently.

As a member of the Etihad Guest frequent-flyer program, Air Serbia passengers can earn and redeem points on partner airlines and services. The airline positions itself as a bridge between Serbia and major global markets, offering competitive connectivity through its Belgrade hub with modern fleet standards and service options across economy and business cabins.