Air Serbia» Er Srbija| 113 JAK START U 2022 . GOD I N I ST RONG START TO 202 2 UPRKOS JAKOMUTICAJU OMIKRON VARIJANTE KORONA virusa, prevezeno je više od 90.000 putnika, što je za 71 odsto više u poređenju sa januarom 2021. godine, koji je takođe bio pogođen zimskim talasom pandemije kovida-19. – Povećanjem broja prevezenih putnika u januaru za čak 71 odsto u odnosu na isti mesec prošle godine pokazali smo da smo spremni za snažnu ekspanziju koju očekujemo u narednom periodu. Zabeleženi rezultati takođe dokazuju da su naše odluke, kao i naša strategija, na pravom putu, za koji verujemo da ce nam pomoci da u narednimmesecima budemo jači na obostrano zadovoljstvo, nas i naših putnika – izjavio je Boško Rupic, viši menadžer prodaje u Er Srbiji . Srpska nacionalna avio-kompanija je u januaru uspostavila nove linije od javnog interesa sa Aerodroma Konstantin Veliki u Nišu i Aerodroma Morava u Kraljevu, čime je putnicima iz različitih delova zemlje omogućila da stignu do evropskih destinacija u mreži Er Srbije. Er Srbija je tokom 2021. godine realizovala za 39 odsto veći obim saobraćaja i prevezla za 83 odsto više putnika u odnosu na 2020. godinu, dok je broj putnika tokom januara iznosio 53.457. U JANUARU 71 ODSTO VIŠE PUTNIKA NEGO U JANUARU 2021. Tokom januara 2022. Er Srbija je obavila 1.641 let u redovnom i čarter saobraćaju preko matičnog aerodroma u Beogradu, kao i vazdušnih luka u Nišu i Kraljevu DESPITE THE STRONG IMPACT OF THE Omicron strain of the coronavirus, Air Serbia carried more than 90,000 passengers in January 2022, marking a 71 per cent increase on the same month of 2021, which was also affected by the winter wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. “By increasing the number of passengers carried in January by as much as 71 per cent compared to the same month of last year, we have shown that we are ready for the strong expansion that we expect in the coming period. These results also prove that our decisions, as well as our strategy, are on the right track, which we believe will help us to be stronger in the coming months, to the mutual satisfaction of both us and our passengers,” said Air Serbia Head of Sales Boško Rupić. The Serbian national airline also launched new PSO routes fromNiš Constantine the Great Airport and Kraljevo Morava Airport in January 2022, thus enabling passengers from different parts of the country to more easily reach the European destinations included in the Air Serbia network. Air Serbia saw traffic increase by 39 per cent during 2021, with the airline carrying 83 per cent more passengers than in 2020, while the number of passengers carried in January 2021 totalled 53,457. Air Serbia operated 1,641 scheduled and charter flights in January 2022, via its home airport in Belgrade, but also airports in Niš and Kraljevo 71%MORE PASSENGERS IN JANUARY 2022 THAN IN JANUARY 2021
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