Air Serbia returns A319 to lessor
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Air Serbia has returned a leased Airbus A319 aircraft to its owner BBAM Aircraft Leasing & Management, bringing its total fleet to seventeen aircraft. The A319 in question, registered YU-API, flew to Pinal Airpark in Arizona via Keflavik in Iceland and New York’s JFK Airport. The jet had not been in service since November of last year, when it operated its final service on behalf of the Serbian carrier from Zagreb to Belgrade. The jet, which has been with the airline since October 2013, was named after filmmaker Emir Kusturica. At almost 22 years, it was the oldest of its type in the carrier's fleet. Air Serbia now has ten A319 jets, one A320, one A330-200 and five ATR72 turboprops.
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