- Wizz Air will maintain its Belgrade Nikola Tesla base for the 2026/2027 winter season
- Serbian authorities postponed the implementation of revised rules until 28 March 2027
- Wizz Air warned in June 2026 that the new regulations could force the closure of its Belgrade base
- Wizz Air stations four A321-200NX aircraft at the base
- The airline has operated at Belgrade since 2010
Wizz Air has hosted a decision made by Serbian authorities to postpone the implementation of revised rules authorising foreign airlines in the country, with the low-cost carrier confirming that it will maintain its Belgrade Nikola Tesla base for the upcoming 2026/2027 winter season. The Serbian government gazette 93/2026, published on 28 September, includes a provision delaying the implementation of the controversial amendments until 28 March 2027. In June 2026, Wizz Air warned that the new regulations were discriminatory and could force the closure of its Belgrade base, setting a late-September deadline for its final decision.
Wizz Air currently stations four A321-200NX aircraft at the base, which it has operated since 2010. The decision to maintain the base follows the postponement of the revised rules.
The Serbian authorities postponed the implementation of revised rules authorising foreign airlines. Wizz Air confirmed it will maintain its Belgrade base for the winter season. The airline stations four A321-200NX aircraft at the base.
