Trending in January

The following are the ten most read articles on EX-YU Aviation News throughout January according to accumulated statistics. 

1. Ryanair suspends EX-YU operations until late March
2. New Croatian carrier plans to focus on coast 

3. Wizz Air cancels majority of Belgrade expansion

4. “ToMontenegro” becomes new national carrier

5. Pristina Airport becomes former Yugoslavia’s second busiest

6. Slovenian carrier decision looms as Ljubljana hits historic low
7. Air Serbia to restore MENA operations
8. Croatia Airlines deploys turboprops on majority of flights

9. Etihad to work closely with Air Serbia

10. Luxair outlines Montenegro expansion plans

The five most read premium articles in January:

1. Banja Luka Airport anticipates resumption of key routes

2. How an airport employee lobbied Wizz to launch new Macedonia flights
3. Interview with FlyBosnia CEO
4. The rise of Qatar Airways on the Serbian market

5. Ljubljana Airport's fastest growing routes

The three most read trip reports in January:

1. Qatar Airways: Belgrade - Doha

2. Air Serbia: Belgrade - Amsterdam

3. Turkish Airlines: Zagreb - Istanbul

The most popular vintage photo published in January:

JAT B727 preparing for departure, Split Airport, 1982

The most visitors by country:

1. Serbia
2. Slovenia

3. Croatia

4. United Kingdom
5. United States
6. Germany

7. Bosnia and Herzegovina
8. Ireland

9. Macedonia

10. Montenegro
11. Switzerland

12. Canada
13. Australia

14. Netherlands
15. United Arab Emirates

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