Air Serbia reaches two million passengers in less than six months with new destinations and loyalty programme

Air Serbia welcomed its two-millionth passenger since the start of the year on 27 June 2026, three days earlier than last year, confirming continued stable growth.

During the first six months of 2026, Air Serbia transported a total of 2,062,488 passengers, which is almost 57,000 more than in the same period last year. At the same time, the company operated 23,225 flights, over 1,000 more than in the first six months of 2025.

Positive trends continued in the second quarter as well, from April to June, when Air Serbia carried nearly 1.25 million passengers, representing growth of 2.69% compared with the same period last year. In the same period, 13,192 flights were operated, 4.39% more than in the second quarter of 2025.

“We’ve had an extremely successful first half of the year, marked by stable demand growth and strong results – we welcomed our two-millionth passenger earlier than last year. We are extremely proud that at the very beginning of the second quarter, specifically starting 30 April, we commenced the first flights to new, attractive destinations such as Santorini, Baku, Munich, Toronto, Alicante and Brač, confirming that we understand the needs and expectations of our passengers well and successfully respond to their specific tourism and business requirements. In addition to network expansion, this quarter also brought a strategic innovation – we introduced the new Elevate loyalty programme, designed to provide our loyal customers with additional benefits and raise the flying experience to an even higher level,” said Jiří Marek, CEO of Air Serbia.

Air Serbia’s most in-demand destinations in the region were Tivat, Ljubljana and Podgorica, while among Western European destinations the highest demand was recorded for flights to Zurich, Paris, Vienna, London, Barcelona, Amsterdam and Milan. In the wider Euro-Mediterranean network, Athens, Larnaca and Istanbul stood out, while in long-haul traffic the most in-demand destination was New York.