Latest aviation news from the former Yugoslavia, covering airlines, airports, routes and industry developments across the region.

Romania’s flag carrier TAROM will discontinue flights between Bucharest and Belgrade in late October, ending sixteen years of operations on the route. Although the airline had initially planned to ...

Wizz Air has been present in Ohrid for more than a decade. It launched operations at the airport in June 2015 with seasonal ...

Most markets and airlines recorded passenger growth from Ljubljana during the first half of the year, with several notable trends emerging. Turkey overtook Germany to become the airport’s largest ...

Wizz Air’s expansion in the market comes as GP Aviation, which has dominated operations at Pristina Airport over the past two years, ends four routes. Services to Oslo, Bremen, Brussels and Memmingen ...

Three capital city airports in the former Yugoslavia are set to see scheduled seat capacity decline this September compared to the same month last year, continuing a trend observed over recent months.

The new additions will operate alongside three weekly services to Rome Fiumicino and two weekly flights to London Luton. As a result, Wizz Air will offer eleven weekly departures from Sarajevo, adding ...

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport handled some 1.013.000 passengers in July based on preliminary figures, marking the first time it has welcomed more than one million travellers during the month and only ...

LOT Polish Airlines has again revised its operations between Warsaw and Skopje for the upcoming winter season, effectively making the route seasonal. In June, the Star Alliance member had planned to ...

Despite the setback, Ljubljana Airport is set for a strong winter, despite the loss of Lufthansa’s Munich service and the Riga route. Average capacity growth is expected to stand at around 10% for the ...