Trending in October

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

1.  Air Serbia discontinues route after three years of service , October 14

2.  Air Serbia confirms Toronto service launch in late May 2026 , October 6 

3.  United Airlines to launch Split service , October 9

4.  Ryanair discontinues three Croatia routes , October 7

5.  Wizz Air adds new seasonal Belgrade service , October 8

6.  Wizz Air to open Montenegro base , October 9

7.  British, Lufthansa and Qatar make biggest cuts on EX-YU markets , October 3

8. United targets high-yielding travellers with new Split service , October 31
9.  Air Serbia replacing GetJet wet-leases with airBaltic A220s , October 17

10.  Air Serbia to unveil 2026 expansion in late November, early December , October 21

The three most read trip reports in October:

1.  Turkish Airlines: Belgrade - Sydney

2.  Croatia Airlines: Sarajevo - Skopje via Zagreb 

3.  Croatia Airlines: Zagreb - Paris

The most popular vintage photo  published in October

Pristina Airport, 1965. Pristina Airport opened for commercial traffic in 1965, serving as a joint military and civilian facility. The first scheduled services were introduced by JAT Yugoslav Airlines, linking Pristina with Belgrade and Dubrovnik using Douglas DC-3 aircraft. Over the following years, domestic connectivity expanded as Inex-Adria Airways and Aviogenex launched operations from the city. In 1984, under a JAT initiative, Pristina Airport was cleared to handle international traffic, marking a milestone with the introduction of the airport's first nonstop international service - to Zurich, which remains the city's busiest route to date

The most visitors by country:

1. Serbia

2. Slovenia

3. Croatia

4. Canada

5. Germany

6. United States

7. United Kingdom

8. Bosnia and Herzegovina

9. Macedonia

10. Switzerland
11. Montenegro

12. Australia

13. Austria

14. Spain

15. France