Air Serbia reported 2025 revenue of €719.5 million and a pre-tax profit of €45.3 million after carrying about 4.6 million passengers at a 77.3% load factor. The carrier expanded its fleet — adding a fourth A320 — and plans further network growth and a loyalty programme.
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Briefing
Scale and profitability: Air Serbia delivered €719.5m in revenue and €45.3m pre-tax profit on ~4.6m passengers and a 77.3% load factor, showing a sustained commercial recovery and disciplined capacity management.
Fleet and growth implications: the addition of a fourth A320 and announced network expansion / loyalty programme signal rising capacity and market ambition; monitor aircraft availability and handover timing given broader A320 delivery constraints (see source:b4383f35-36d8-4fe2-9c92-ec760bcd682b).
Regional context: the results position Air Serbia alongside other profitable, growing European carriers and help benchmark competitive strategies for network and fleet deployment (see source:f3db941e-da42-4c38-92c1-333970d7f61d).
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Air Serbia Posts Record Revenue, Passenger Numbers • Aviation Week
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Air Serbia adds fourth A320 and posts €45.3 million pre-tax profit • exyuaviation.com
(PL) Air Serbia: 2025 results confirm dynamic growth • rynek-lotniczy.pl
(DE) Air Serbia posts new passenger record • aerotelegraph.com