Over 500,000 passengers on Air Serbia flights in July
In July 2025, Air Serbia carried over 500,000 passengers in a single month for the first time this year. In scheduled traffic, from the airports in Belgrade, Niš, and Kraljevo, Serbian national airline carried 481,660 passengers, representing an increase compared to the same month last year.
In charter traffic, 61,622 passengers were recorded, fewer than the previous year.
During July, 4,888 scheduled flights were operated in total, which is 2.52% higher compared to July 2024.
Foto: Air Serbia
"In the first seven months of the year, we carried over 2.5 million passengers on over 27,000 flights, which is 5% higher compared to the same period last year. We are especially pleased that in July, when the volume of traffic has traditionally been the highest, we have exceeded the number of 500,000 passengers carried in a single month for the first time this year. This confirms that demand for our flights is constantly high, as well as that investments in the fleet, destination network, and the quality of service have provided visible results," said Jiří Marek, CEO of Air Serbia.
Air Serbia’s most popular destinations in July were Tivat and Podgorica when it comes to the region, while in Western Europe, it was Zurich, Paris, Barcelona, and Frankfurt.
In the wider Euro-Mediterranean region, the most popular destinations were Larnaca, Istanbul, and Athens.
Last month, there was also a high demand for flights to New York in North America.
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