Air Serbia to add A320 and E195
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Background ✨
Air Serbia received A320s manufactured in 2007 and 2008, each configured with 180 seats, as part of fleet renewal, with CEO Jiří Marek stating it was gradually replacing older A319s to improve efficiency and lift seat capacity.1 2 Air Serbia also took delivery of 118-seat Embraer E195s, and Mr Marek said it saw an opportunity to add more E1 aircraft as other operators phased them out.3 4 Air Serbia reportedly began retiring A319s, with further phase-outs planned after summer 2025.5 6