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Credit: Courtesy, Air Serbia
Air Serbia has launched a new charter subsidiary, Aviolet. The new carrier, based at Belgrade’s Nikola Tesla International Airport, began services May 24 and is operating three single-class, 144-seat Boeing 737-300s on flights to leisure destinations in Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Spain and Italy. Two of...
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