On Thursday, Mostar's Mayor Mario Kordić met with Marko Đuzel, Director of Mostar Airport, to express satisfaction with the signing of a new one-year agreement with Air Serbia. Under this agreement, the Serbian national airline will operate flights between Belgrade and Mostar until October 2025. Air Serbia will offer flights three times a week—on Sundays, Mondays, and Fridays—lasting approximately 50 minutes.

In 2024, Mostar Airport achieved a 100% increase in passenger numbers, with the Mostar-Belgrade route being the statistically and commercially best route, boasting an occupancy rate of 80 to 90%.

Residents of Mostar and Herzegovina have positively responded to the launch of the Mostar-Belgrade route, as it provides quality air connections from Mostar, via Belgrade, to cities such as Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Stockholm, Brussels, Copenhagen, and many others.

Mayor Kordić congratulated the management of Mostar Airport on their achievements, which have created conditions for further development. Mostar Airport now has two year-round flight routes, to Belgrade and Zagreb, with six regular flights per week.

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