Air Serbia (IATA: JU) is the national flag carrier of Serbia, rebranded in 2013 from the former JAT Airways as part of a strategic partnership with Etihad Airways, which holds a minority equity stake in the airline. Operating from its sole hub at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), Air Serbia has grown into a network carrier with an unusually broad reach for an airline of its size.
Air Serbia's route map spans an extensive list of European cities alongside long-haul non-stop service to New York JFK and Chicago O'Hare — long-haul routes largely enabled by its Etihad partnership and codeshare cooperation. Air Serbia is not a member of a global alliance, but it offers convenient connections across its Belgrade hub for travelers across the Balkans and Central Europe. FareOptic compares Air Serbia fares to help you find the best JU ticket price.
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Air Serbia operates its entire European and long-haul network through its Belgrade hub.
Find the right Air Serbia cabin for your journey — from Economy on European routes to Business on long-haul flights to the US.
Air Serbia's frequent flyer programme allows members to earn points on eligible JU flights and redeem them for future travel and select perks. It is a straightforward, single-airline focused programme rather than part of a larger global alliance loyalty scheme.
Collect points on eligible Air Serbia flights across its European and long-haul network, based on route and fare class.
Points can be redeemed for reward flights on Air Serbia's own network, including select long-haul routes to the US.
Air Serbia's partnership with Etihad Airways provides additional codeshare and connection options for members travelling beyond Belgrade.
Programme members receive dedicated customer support for bookings, changes, and redemption questions.
Allowances vary by route and fare type, with more generous limits on long-haul flights to the US. Always verify at time of booking.
| Bag / Policy | Economy | Business |
|---|---|---|
| Carry-on bag | 8 kg | 8 kg |
| 1st checked bag | 23 kg | 32 kg |
| 2nd checked bag | Fee | 32 kg |
| Weight limit per bag | 23 kg | 32 kg |
Baggage allowances on Air Serbia's transatlantic routes (Belgrade–New York, Belgrade–Chicago) may be more generous than on short-haul European fares. Verify at airserbia.com.
Opens 24 hours before departure at airserbia.com. Web check-in closes 1 hour before short-haul and 2 hours before long-haul departure.
Download the Air Serbia app to check in, store your mobile boarding pass, and receive real-time flight status updates.
Counters are available at Belgrade Nikola Tesla and all destination airports. International gates typically close 30–45 minutes before departure.
Air Serbia tickets can typically be cancelled within 24 hours of purchase for a full refund, provided the flight departs at least 7 days away.
Flexible fares allow free or low-cost date changes. Standard Economy fares carry change fees plus any fare difference.
Cancelling a non-refundable Air Serbia ticket after the 24-hour window generally results in a travel credit rather than a cash refund.
Higher fare classes and Business Class tickets offer more flexible change and refund terms, useful for travelers with uncertain plans.
Air Serbia serves complimentary meals or snacks depending on route length, including Serbian-inspired dishes on select long-haul flights.
Seatback entertainment is available on Air Serbia's A330 long-haul aircraft flying to New York and Chicago, with movies, TV, and music.
Wi-Fi connectivity is available on select Air Serbia long-haul aircraft — check availability for your specific flight at booking.
Business Class passengers can access partner lounges at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport before departure.
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Air Serbia (IATA: JU) is Serbia's flag carrier, rebranded in 2013 from the former JAT Airways following a strategic partnership with Etihad Airways. It operates from a single hub at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), serving destinations across Europe as well as long-haul routes to North America.
No, Air Serbia is not a member of Star Alliance, Oneworld, or SkyTeam. However, Etihad Airways holds a minority equity stake in Air Serbia and the two carriers maintain a close commercial and codeshare partnership that has helped Air Serbia expand its long-haul network.
Air Serbia operates non-stop flights from Belgrade to New York JFK and Chicago O'Hare (ORD) — an unusually long-haul-heavy network for an airline of Air Serbia's size, made possible in large part by its partnership with Etihad Airways.
From its Belgrade hub, Air Serbia serves an extensive list of European cities including London Heathrow, Frankfurt, Vienna, Paris, Rome, and Istanbul, along with many other regional and Western European points.
Serbia's domestic air travel market is minimal given the country's size and road/rail connectivity, so Air Serbia's network is essentially all international, built around its Belgrade hub.
Air Serbia offers Economy and Business Class. Business Class is available on both short-haul European routes and long-haul A330 flights to the United States, with a more comfortable seat and enhanced dining on the long-haul product.