Trending in December

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

1. Wizz Air plans over 35 new routes from EX-YU markets in 2026, December 19

2. Ryanair cuts Bosnia and Serbia flights as Croatia sees summer growth, December 16 

3. Air Serbia unveils five new routes and network densification, December 18

4. EU Entry-Exit system causing airport delays and issues, December 25

5. Air Serbia to unveil new summer and winter routes, December 8

6. Wizz Air adds new Belgrade and Dubrovnik routes, December 18

7. Air Serbia in talks with Etihad and other partners over Belgrade service, December 24

8. Belgrade Airport introduces new Visa fast track lane, December 17
9. Croatia Airlines launching new Dubrovnik and Split routes, December 6

10. Air Serbia issued construction permit for new HQ, December 4

The three most read trip reports in December:

1. LOT, Turkish Airlines and Air Albania

2. LOT: Belgrade - Brussels via Warsaw

3. Brussels Airlines: Lome - Ljubljana via Brussels

The most popular vintage photo  published in December

JAT B707 preparing for departure, Belgrade Airport, 1981. JAT Yugoslav Airlines acquired its first Boeing 707 (YU-AGA) in May 1970 from Pan Am, marking the start of its long-haul routes to North America and Australia and enabling flights to China and beyond, transforming JAT into a major international carrier with these four-engine jets. The acquisition of these B707s, including leased and purchased models, was crucial for JAT's global expansion, allowing for transoceanic travel and significant cargo operations before being phased out for DC-10s later on

The most visitors by country:

1. Serbia

2. Slovenia

3. Croatia

4. Germany

5. United States

6. United Kingdom

7. Bosnia and Herzegovina

8. Canada

9. Switzerland

10. Macedonia
11. Australia

12. Austria

13. Italy

14. Spain

15. France