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Air Serbia will open a call centre and aircraft balancing service in Niš, while it is also planning to develop a special business lounge at Constantine the Great Airport. The carrier will initially employ forty individuals at its Niš call centre, after 400 candidates applied for the job opening. The airline is now sourcing office space in the city’s downtown. Furthermore, an aircraft balancing service in Niš, through its daughter company Air Serbia Ground Services (ASGS), will be launched, initially employing ten people. Air Serbia also plans to open a business lounge at Niš Airport, once the latter’s ongoing terminal expansion is completed, which is expected next year. “We are very satisfied with the response the advertised positions have received, as well as the fact that we identified excellent candidates. Additionally, as the national airline, we are extremely proud that we can contribute to the employment rate and local economic development of this part of Serbia. Our Niš base is very important for Air Serbia, and we plan to additionally bolster our presence in the south of Serbia. In the coming period, as part of the works on the completion of the new terminal, we are planning to open a special business lounge. We are also considering the possibility of adding more technicians who would work on fleet maintenance”, Air Serbia’s CEO, Jiri Marek, said.
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