Air Serbia Looking to Add Two Airbus A321 Aircraft to Its Fleet

Air Serbia is looking to add two Airbus A321 aircraft to its fleet, the national airline carrier announced, as reported by EX-YU Aviation News.

– We are currently looking to add two A321 aircraft, which could potentially join our fleet this summer – the carrier’s CEO, Jiri Marek, noted.

The A321 aircraft has the capacity to seat up to 220 passengers and would become the largest single-aisle aircraft in Air Serbia's fleet, if it manages to find the jets for lease on the market.

Occasionally, Air Serbia deploys its wide-body A330-200 aircraft on select short-haul services from Belgrade to Zurich, Moscow, Barcelona and Istanbul, EX-YU Aviation writes.

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