Air Serbia is now under the umbrella of Aviareps

In a joint announcement, Air Serbia and Aviareps announced that Aviareps will provide Air Serbia with a comprehensive suite of sales, reservation and ticketing services, supporting the company’s growth in Germany, Turkey, United Kingdom, Italy, France, Spain, Netherlands, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, Sweden, Belgium, Denmark, Norway and Finland.

More than 60 goals

Air Serbia, known as Jat Airways until its name changed in 2013, connects the Serbian capital Belgrade and the cities of Niš and Kraljevo to more than 60 destinations in Europe, the Mediterranean and North America, as well as via its partner airlines.
Many destinations in Asia and Africa.

The company plans to renew its fleet, which currently consists of 19 aircraft, by the end of the year. In August 2022, Air Serbia transported more than 400,000
passengers, the highest number of passengers in August since the company began operating under its current name in 2013.

Bosco RubikGM, Commercial and Strategic Affairs, Air Serbia: “Aviareps has been a strong and reliable partner for us over the past few years and we are pleased to announce the appointment of Aviareps as our General Sales Agent covering more than 15 countries in Europe. We already have in Norway, Russia, Turkey and
The Czech Republic has worked with Aviareps and since November 1st, Aviareps has been responsible for our pan-European sales activities. We look forward to working closely with the local expert teams and increasing our presence in Europe.”

Marcelo KaiserCOO Aviation, Aviareps: “We are honored that Air Serbia has appointed us as General Sales Agent for 16 countries in Europe. Aviareps’ extensive network of offices in Europe ensures a coordinated sales approach in all markets. Our local teams of highly qualified professionals dedicated to
Specialization in Airline Sales will help Air Serbia expand its presence and increase revenue. Our appointment reflects the airline’s commitment and ongoing expansion plans in Europe and we look forward to supporting the international growth of Air Serbia.” (T.I.)

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