
Air Serbia, the successor to Yugoslavia’s JAT, makes Belgrade the most important hub in the Western Balkans.
2 airlines
Scheduled airlines with a hub and connecting flights – usually on short-, medium- and long-haul routes.
Air Serbia
JU / ASL
Serbia’s national airline from Belgrade: successor to Aeroput and JAT, mixed fleet of Airbus, ATR and Embraer, A330 on long-haul to North America and a double-headed eagle on the tail.
JAT Yugoslav Airlines
JU / JAT
Yugoslavia’s historic national airline from Belgrade: started in 1947, grew up with the Caravelle, DC-9, Boeing 727, DC-10 and, as the first European airline, the 737-300, nearly shut down by sanctions in the 1990s, Jat Airways from 2003 and Air Serbia since October 2013.
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