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Bangkok

outbound: 11-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

return: 22-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

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Colombo

outbound: 06-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

return: 16-Apr-2019
Kuwait Airways 1 stop

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Podgorica

outbound: 12-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 17-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

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Lahore

outbound: 06-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

return: 27-Apr-2019
Qatar Airways 1 stop

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Ljubljana

outbound: 25-May-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 02-Jun-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

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Dubai

outbound: 17-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

return: 22-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

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Thessaloniki - London

outbound: 26-Mar-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 30-Mar-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

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Rome - Athens

outbound: 20-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 27-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

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London - Ljubljana

outbound: 25-May-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 02-Jun-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

£350 Verify

London - Cairo

outbound: 16-Jul-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 24-Jul-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

£455 Verify

London - Colombo

outbound: 06-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

return: 16-Apr-2019
Kuwait Airways 1 stop

£749 Verify

London - Bangkok

outbound: 11-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

return: 22-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 2 stops

£761 Verify

Milan - Paris

outbound: 25-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 06-May-2019
Aigle Azur direct

£99 Verify

Paris - Amsterdam

outbound: 30-May-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 02-Jun-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

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London - Zagreb

outbound: 21-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 06-May-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

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London - Podgorica

outbound: 12-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

return: 17-Apr-2019
Air Serbia 1 stop

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Air Serbia (JU)

The Serbian airline, JAT Airways has been renamed Air Serbia as of August 1st, 2013. The United Arab Emirates-based airline, Etihad Airways has taken a stake of 49% in the airline but the majority is still in the hands of the Serbian government. The new airline will have a fleet of 22 aircraft and will serve destinations in former Yugoslavia (Croatia, Bosnia, etc.), Europe, Middle-East, Australia and North America. The airline hopes to launch its inaugural flight on the 1st of October, 2013.