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Air Serbia unveils new branding

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Air Serbia has showcased its new branding, slogan and visuals. The new slogan “Tradition Elevated” or “Na krilima tradicije” in Serbian is described as “blending heritage with a modern expression and reaffirming the national airline’s role as an ambassador of Serbian culture and hospitality”. Motives shaping the new visual identity are inspired by Serbian folk ornamentation, Sofra and Kuveri patterns, symbolising stability, unity, warmth and reliability. The carrier’s Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications, Bojana Knežević, said, “Our mission goes beyond transport services alone, we are building an emotional connection with our passengers. Tradition shapes us, while the new identity brings warmth, unity, and trust that passengers carry with them even after the journey ends. In this way, we reaffirm our dedication to developing a national brand we believe in and are proud of”.




September 29, 2025
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  1. Anonymous10:30

    Belavia 2.0

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    1. Anonymous10:34

      Why Belavia?

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    2. Anonymous11:04

      this guy reminds me of one great hit song by martin Solveig, and it goes like "aaahhaa jealousy.."

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    3. Anonymous13:33

      I guess OP meant that it reminded him of Belarusian flag, as it has similar motif.

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    4. Anonymous13:51

      Not the original poster but I agree, it does give Belarus flag vibes

      It's not a bad thing ofc

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  2. Anonymous10:32

    Hmm maybe new livery is coming?

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    1. Anonymous10:34

      I certainly doubt.

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    2. Anonymous18:28

      Hope not. Their livery is one of the most iconic in the industry.

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    3. Anonymous20:48

      LOL

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  3. Anonymous10:37

    Фино само не знам на коју се то традицију односи пошто не видим да су применили наше изворно писмо - ћирилицу.
    Форма без суштине, јефтин маркетиншки трик.

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    1. Slav.Man10:54

      Unfortunately the use of cyrillic has completely negative perception on the wide customer base. Everyone from Hungary, Austria and rest of Europe connect Cyrillic with Russia only. Europe will rather have Arabic than Cyrillic and Air Serbia and the government of Serbia doesn't have the pride and self respect to use Cyrillic fully for the airline. That's why Bulgaria air doesn't use it a lot either.

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    2. Anonymous11:07

      What? Bulgaria Air has Cyrillic on their fuselage, everywhere in their cabin. It's literally everywhere.

      It's a shame that JU is priding itself on tradition and then ignoring the most important part of it.

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    3. Anonymous11:15

      +100

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    4. Anonymous12:04

      And the brand perception of Bulgaria air as a result of the Cyrillic that do use is not positive and loved.

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    5. Anonymous12:28

      What are you basing your argument on besides your own personal bias?

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    6. Anonymous12:58

      Not to mention no one can read it. I know people in Serbia like to think we can read it, just pretend not to, but we cannot. It makes no sense at all. It puts most people at a disadvantage by default so why do it? You want to be a pan-European airline - then use pan-European letters.

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    7. Anonymous14:57

      +1

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    8. Nemjee15:42

      So what if you can't read it? You have the English version next to it.
      Somehow using Arabic didn't prevent Persian Gulf carriers from becoming global brands. Heck Emirates is one of the strongest global brands and their logo is made up of Arabic calligraphy.

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    9. Anonymous17:51

      Cheeses nemjee, its called oil money.

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    10. Anonymous18:24

      Fully agree. Looks great apart of Latin script. Never understood it with JU and BEG…almost as if they are ashamed of it. So many complaints, yet neither Vinci nor AirSERBIA doing anything about it. Hope some future government will correct that nonsense.

      Off topic/
      In many bars and restaurants they dont serve ANY Serbian beer. Cant think of a single place on earth that doesnt serve a local beer with pride.

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    11. Anonymous18:25

      Апсолутно тачно и, готово, невероватно.

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    12. Anonymous22:24

      @12:58

      Пола Европе пише ћирилицом или не-латиницом:

      - Арменија
      - Грузија
      - Грчка
      - Бугарска
      - Белорусија
      - Русија
      - Украјина
      - Македонија
      - Босна/ЦГ делимично
      - Србија

      Међутим једино у Србији постоји нека "срамота" према сопственом писму и дублирање латинице где год је могуће.

      Aegean није избацио грчку верзију из часописа или са сајта, било где, да би се неком додворио и међу је првим компанијама у Европи. Не разумемш? Твој проблем или учи грчки/српски. И није ми уопште јасно. Какав кретен треба бити да мислиш да иностранац који не разуме "шрафцигер" ће разумети "srafciger", само зато што је латиницом? Јел се исто тако немац и шпанац разумеју? 🤦‍♀️ То не говори ни о чему осим о брисању свог идентитета и о комплексу ниже вредности.

      Поздрав.

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    13. Anonymous22:44

      This is linguistically not correct: Armenia, Georgia and Greece don’t use Cyrillic script.

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    14. Anonymous22:51

      It was said: Cyrillic AND non-Latin...

      Heck, you worry about Cyrillic, can you even read Latin??!

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    15. Anonymous09:15

      Jermenija, nije Armenija, ako već pričamo na srpskom...

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    16. Anonymous18:43

      You have missed the topic with putting the preasure on Cyrillic. The subject of the branding is the tradition about 100 years of aviation. JU is fully on the target!

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  4. Anonymous10:39

    uf this is giving me too retro old vibe ... like tito is still alive

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    1. Anonymous10:40

      Nothing to do with Tito. This is Serbian, not Yugoslav ethnic motive. It's a cheap marketing trick by JU.

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    2. Anonymous11:07

      Cheap indeed. Stock images and videos in the first part. Not even own ideas or production

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    3. Anonymous12:59

      I think it’s nice personally, though a bit of red wouldn’t hurt. This blue-white washes it out too much.

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    4. Anonymous18:48

      I think it is nice too! For me, keeping just blue is fine. It associates me to winning side color. Giving me hope for win-win.

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  5. Anonymous10:40

    Meh, "feels like home" is such a cliche narrative, not even diaspora is excited about it.

    I wish they would use more red in their branding, not just blue.

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    1. Anonymous13:00

      Especially when you then use non-Serbian airlines to fly you home, instead of AS. Like those KlasJets.

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  6. Anonymous10:55

    This would make sense if they had a consistent hard product across their fleet, then you could start feeling some familiarity with the airline. Right now, you have no clue which random jet will greet you at the gate; and if you're flying long haul, what kind of inherited seat you'll spend 10 hours on.

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    1. Anonymous13:01

      Exactly.

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    2. Anonymous18:51

      It is expected, because it is a business, not some market shop.

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  7. Anonymous11:06

    Kitschy.

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    1. Anonymous09:21

      especially since they decided to keep this weird, calibri-like font

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  8. Anonymous11:11

    Dunno, looks complicated to me... comparing it to the rest of the European carriers, like LH, OS, AF, KLM,,, too many lines, too many forms and shapes...

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  9. Anonymous11:26

    gosh why so conservative

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    1. Anonymous11:51

      Nothing to do with being conservative. They don't know what Serbian culture is all about

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    2. Anonymous18:27

      Looks great with JU livery, which is, impo, one of the worlds prettiest.

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    3. Anonymous18:51

      Because we like it.

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  10. Anonymous11:42

    They should get rid of all caps - that would be a positive change.

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  11. Anonymous11:54

    As usual, just bitching from the crowd here. Rebranding is just meh and like almost any other rebranding, irrelevant.

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      Just like your comment, Right?

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  12. Anonymous11:59

    What Air Serbia needs is consistent branding so that you can really connect all their products through it. Unfortunately, what they presented doesn't seem like the branding of a modern airline to me. Regardless of the fact that I personally don't like it, I would still like to see it used consistently, always and everywhere.

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  13. Anonymous12:08

    What was the old one? What changed?

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    1. Anonymous12:36

      They added the motif around the logo and a new slogan.

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  14. Anonymous12:12

    Feels like someone really pushed for adding something traditional, ignoring that font and everything else is quite modern. Looks messy, expect full redesign in 10 years.

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  15. Anonymous14:03

    It would be so great to use that "traditional strip" and make some kind of "airplane wrap" livery on one of A330s. Something like "strip goes around the plane".
    Would look so good

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  16. Anonymous14:12

    Cute, but no one will notice it, except you read it. I love Airserbia logo and visuals, it is/was perfect mix of tradion and modern. It would be better if they have used time and money on promotion of airserbia in other countries or how to improve inboard service.

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  17. Viktor Kunovski14:33

    this concept could be very sexy but you need to be super smart in presenting it.

    In the late 1990es i was working for a michelin star restaurant in London.

    The restaurant is known globaly - NOBU and their concept is fusion of modern and traditional Japanese and Peruvian flavours.

    We called our new dishes - NEW STYLE a blend of traditional sushu with peruvian ingredients.

    The resaturant was overbooked ....

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  18. Anonymous14:33

    I LOVE it. Refreshing to see an airline company doing this. Let's see how it goes over the next 12 months

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  19. Anonymous15:02

    Idemo dalje...

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  20. Anonymous15:03

    Sofisticirano,elegantno i emotivno. Ponosni na JU.

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    1. Anonymous15:18

      +1

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  21. Anonymous15:18

    Bravo Air Serbia 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

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  22. Anonymous15:36

    Na letovima za USA, prljavi i neupotrebljivi toaleti već posle 3 sata leta (bez da se iko pozabavi tim problemom), osoblje koje prevrće očima, gazi štiklama kante za smeće, treska bokseve u gelijima, cokće dok vam sipa pola čaše vode kako bi se osvežili... o zastarelom i neupotrebljivom enterijeru kabine da i ne govorimo... zaista - feels like home
    P.S. I ne, nisu umorni, ovo je let posle pajkenja u hotelu... i da hteli su tu da rade, mame i tate su pomogle - preko veze razume se :)

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    1. Anonymous17:38

      https://www.exyuaviation.com/2025/09/belgrade-and-dubrovnik-register-record.html

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    2. Anonymous10:30

      Histerican srbo-prosecnicki komentar. Dosadni ste vise.

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  23. Anonymous16:17

    Maybe this is for their roll out on their loyalty program.

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  24. Anonymous16:50

    If a revamping of all aircrafts cabins was carried, with new carpets, new seat covers and headrest covers that are leather ones with a small traditional embroidery, it would be great!
    So far this is a small appetiser and waiting to see the main course.But let's wait a few days they may surprise us.

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  25. Anonymous16:59

    Is there info on how much this "rebranding" cost?

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      Of course, they will publish their rebranding budget just for you.

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  26. Anonymous21:53

    True, Air Serbia is building an emotional connection with Toronto passengers, just not the type of emotions airline was hoping for.

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  27. Anonymous11:48

    I like it

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