Air Serbia is expected to receive the Embraer E195 second plane soon, as the Serbian Yu-CC recently receives. It is managed by the formerly run by the UK, and it is now in a state of white in Exter, according to “Magazine”, pending delivery to Air Serbia. The planes were initially directed at Lumiwings, however, this arrangement had apparently decreased. Previous aviation news I mentioned last month The second E195 is scheduled to reach the carrier in mid -April. Air serbia initially planned to have two E195 in her fleet. However, the problematic paper works of the former owner of the second planned unit means that the airline has chosen a completely different framework.
The plane (in the photo) is close to eleven years and is owned by Azzora Aviation. It has only been transferred to Aurigny and has been out of service since May 2024. Air Serbia has explored options for measuring the additional rent of two E195S delivery in the fourth quarter of this year. The only E195 is currently undergoing the scheduled maintenance in Naples, and is scheduled to return to the service on April 30, and it works in the afternoon between Belgrade and Frankfurt, although the changes remain possible.
Air Serbia is also the rental of three Bulgarian Air E190 aircraft, with the addition of a fourth plane in June. Wet rental is a rental arrangement where the lessor provides a plane, full crew, maintenance and insurance (ACMI) to another airline. ACMIS has grown in the world after the Koronavirus virus pandemic, driven by the disruption of the supply chain, the deficiency of the crew, and the delay in charging the aircraft. Air Serbia and Bulgaria Air are looking for ways to expand their wet partnership, as the Bulgarian flag was recently explored as Serbian citizens as a staff in the cabin on vulgar aircraft, while more cooperation is also explored.
