Trending in June

The following are the ten most read articles on EX-YU Aviation News throughout June 2025 according to accumulated statistics: 

1. Wizz Air Abu Dhabi temporarily suspends flights, June 25

2. Zagreb Airport reopens after hours-long closure due to runway incident, June 8 

3. Ryanair negotiating Skopje flights, June 20

4. easyJet to launch new Belgrade and Ljubljana routes, June 17

5. Air Albania to launch Ljubljana service, June 13

6. Air Serbia outlines Europe, Middle East and long-haul plans, June 6
7. Air Serbia enters Caucasus and eyes more destinations in the region, June 16

8. Airports in Germany, Portugal and Latvia eye new EX-YU routes, June 19

9. Wizz Air to reopen Tuzla base, launch nine new routes, June 10

10. Emirates: No plans for Zagreb or Belgrade service, June 3

The three most read trip reports in June:

1. Air Serbia: Lisbon - Belgrade

2. Lufthansa: Belgrade - Frankfurt 

3. Qatar Airways/ANA: Belgrade - Japan and back

The most popular vintage photo published in June

JAT DC-10 preparing for departure at Belgrade Airport, 1982. By 1990, JAT had the highest utilisation of DC-10 aircraft in Europe. Its fleet of four DC-10s at the time had flown an average of 13.22 hours per day, which was the most ever logged by a European airline. It was in front of Finnair with 12.31 hours. Apart from using the aircraft on its entire long-haul network, JAT also utilised the DC-10s on select short-haul routes, including Baghdad and some European services with high demand, such as the Belgrade - Ljubljana - London route over the winter months

The most visitors by country:

1. Serbia

2. Slovenia

3. Croatia

4. Germany

5. United Arab Emirates

6. United States

7. United Kingdom

8. Bosnia and Herzegovina

9. Macedonia

10. Canada

11. Australia
12. Switzerland

13. Austria

14. Italy

15. Montenegro