“Air Serbia is planning to open two new lines to Pristina and Zagreb, said the Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Siniša Mali. “Our goal is to have two flights daily to all major cities in the region. Before we reach that, we need to connect Belgrade with two other towns, Zagreb and Pristina,” said Mali.
The last regular flight between Zagreb and Belgrade was 23 years ago, while the last JAT aircraft transported passengers to Pristina, 15 years ago. Croatian airline company Air Croatia also intends to connect the capital of Serbia and Croatia early next year.
Meanwhile, the authorities in Belgrade and Pristina in September reached an agreement on the free movement of people, so the people of Kosovo can travel with passports issued by the authorities in Pristina, through the airport “Nikola Tesla”. Although Serbia formally does not recognize Kosovo passports, they can be used at five border crossings between Serbia and other countries, including the airport in Belgrade.
