Air Serbia

Air Serbia is the flag carrier of Serbia, operating from its hub at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and serving as the primary international gateway for the Balkans' most populous country. Rebranded from JAT Airways in 2013 following a strategic partnership with Etihad Airways, Air Serbia underwent a remarkable transformation — gaining new aircraft, new routes, a completely new brand identity, and operational expertise from one of aviation's most ambitious global alliance builders. As an independent carrier not affiliated with the major alliances, Air Serbia has carved out a niche as the dominant carrier for travelers to and from the Western Balkans, serving routes between Belgrade and European capitals, Middle Eastern cities, North America, and African destinations.

The airline operates Airbus narrow and wide-body aircraft and has developed a product that is considered competitive with European full-service carriers, featuring genuine hot meal service, entertainment, and a loyalty program. Air Serbia serves the large Serbian diaspora in Western Europe — Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Sweden — and North America (Chicago, New York), making it vital for family connections and diaspora travel.