Air Serbia soon to pick up its fourth Airbus A330-200

Air Serbia will soon pick up its fourth Airbus A330-200, which has been given a special livery ahead of its arrival to Belgrade, writes EX-YU Aviation News.

As EX-YU Aviation News learns, Air Serbia’s fourth wide-body aircraft, to be registered YU-ARE, is to be delivered just before the New Year. The jet, which is being dry-leased, features a special livery promoting the upcoming Expo 2027 in Belgrade. It is the same as the one recently applied to its third A330-200.

The aircraft was delivered new to Etihad Airways in 2014 but was stored in late 2019 until it was taken up by Air Belgium three years later. The 262-seat jet features the Etihad cabins, including 22 business class seats in a 1-2-1 layout, and the remaining 240 in economy in a 2-4-2 configuration.

Business class seats, all of which have direct-aisle access, offer a privacy shell, a six-feet-one-inch full-flat bed, a 15-inch LCD screen, in-seat power ports and an in-built massage function.

Another of the carrier’s A330-200s, registered YU-ARB (Nikola Tesla), which has been undergoing regular scheduled maintenance in France since late October, is also expected to return to Belgrade soon.

Meanwhile, as EX-YU Aviation News has learned, Air Serbia has scheduled the first set of its new routes for the 2025 summer season and is due to take delivery of its fourth Airbus A330-200 aircraft shortly.

The airline has put on sale flights from Belgrade to Florence, Mykonos and Alghero in Sardinia. These additions will result in the airline operating ten destinations to Italy and seven in Greece. The carrier is expected to schedule additional new routes, including Ibiza, in the coming period, when it obtains its desired slots.

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