- Serbia held a meeting on foreign airline regulations on 29 June 2026.
- Prime Minister Đuro Macut met with the Civil Aviation Directorate.
- Discussions covered proposed amendments to the framework.
- Wizz Air highlighted potential closure of its Belgrade base.
- Officials aim to improve international cooperation.
Serbia has held discussions on amendments to rules that govern foreign airline operations in the country.
Prime Minister Đuro Macut met with the Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate on 29 June 2026. Officials analysed impacts to support continuous improvement of the regulatory framework. Wizz Air raised concerns that new routing rules may force closure of its Belgrade base.
The airline described the rules as anticompetitive. Serbia examines international cooperation in civil aviation. Impacts of the proposed amendments were analysed with the aim of continuous improvement of the regulatory framework and international cooperation in the field of civil aviation.
