Air Serbia’s third E-Jet enters fleet, fourth to come

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Air Serbia has begun utilisation of its third Embraer E195 aircraft, registered YU-ATA, which was delivered last month. The 118-seat jet entered service on January 2 between Belgrade and Prague and has since operated flights to Podgorica, Milan, Bologna and Porto. Air Serbia will further expand its Embraer fleet with the arrival of a fourth E195. The aircraft, previously operated by Brazil’s Azul, is ten years old and was recently painted in Air Serbia’s livery in Costa Rica. It will carry the registration YU-ATD.

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  1. Anonymous14:27

    Welcome to the fleet

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  2. Miroslav Smederevo14:42

    Samo napred Air Serbia! The Embraers will complement the ATRs really well.

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  3. Anonymous14:53

    Bravo JU

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  4. Anonymous14:58

    Idemo dalje ..

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  5. Anonymous15:06

    Air Serbia now has the same number of E195 as Air Montenegro.

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  6. Anonymous16:10

    Bravo Air Serbia 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

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  7. Anonymous16:11

    And what is with YU-ATB?

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    1. Anonymous17:11

      Regular maintenance

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  8. Anonymous21:04

    It seems to me that Air Serbia have not interes to Buy/leas this Airbus A-220 jets .
    And i think this is a good idea because Embrear E-196 ain‘t expensiv !
    Only I have to say - Go Air Serbia GOGOGO!

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  9. Anonymous21:13

    They sent an a220 to Ljubljana today for the first time.

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  10. Anonymous21:13

    That will make about fourty aeroplanes in servis this summer.

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  11. Anonymous02:38

    Where do they train all these pilots for all different airplane types?

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    1. Anonymous19:55

      For Embraer fleet they are recieveing training in Amsterdam, but they are lacking pilots in all fleets right now, hope they can fix it by summer season.

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  12. Anonymous08:34

    How many E-jets are using now? 4 LZ and..... ?

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  13. Anonymous09:19

    What about polar bear YU-ATC? When it will be painted?

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    1. Anonymous14:36

      Probably during the next maintenance period.

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