Etihad Airways

BELGRADE - Air Serbia and Etihad Airways have entered into a strategic bilateral codeshare aimed at enhancing connectivity for customers of both airlines across a range of destinations.

BELGRADE - Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali announced Serbia would on Monday complete the paperwork required to acquire Etihad Airways' stake in Air Serbia.

It has happened to us all. But for Air Serbia passengers, it's happening more than the airline might like.

Indeed, between June 1 and November 30, 2019, almost a third of Air Serbia's 19,645 flights were delayed, according to a BIRN investigation, including 1,466 that, like the Sharma family's flight, landed more than 45 minutes late.

Beta news agency reported that Dojcinovic was told at the Abu Dhabi airport that he was blacklisted and could not enter the country but would be deported back to Serbia.

Marine Tours and Etihad Airways are co-organizing the 7th Maritime Trends Conference at the Divani Apollon Palace & Thalasso Hotel at Kavouri, southern Attica, this Saturday.
The theme is "Trends in Crew Management."
The event is taking place with the academic support of Deree and Alba - The American College of Greece, and starts at 10.30 a.m.

In Germany, this agreement was reached as part of the resolution of the government crisis.

If the German government confirms the agreement, "we will be obliged to take measures to avoid disadvantages for Austria and its people," the government in Vienna said.

It is added that Austria is ready to protect its borders especially in the south, those with Italy and Slovenia.

Etihad Airways also "remains a fully committed and supportive shareholder in partnership with Air Serbia's majority shareholder, the government of Serbia," a press release said.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said she was satisfied with the decision.

The agreement was signed during the visit of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko to Serbia, in the presence of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.

Klimkin and Director of the Customs Administration of Serbia Milos Tomic signed a protocol on cooperation in the field of exchange of statistical data.

This was her reply to opposition New Party leader Zoran Zivkovic's question about whether the air carrier - Air Serbia's strategic partner - was withdrawing from the country.

Brnabic also described this as "media disinformation."

Beta reported later that the carrier announced this in a statement, saying that its CFO Duncan Naysmith has been appointed interim CEO.

Kondic has tendered his resignation for personal reasons, after more than four successful years as CEO, the statement said.