
Wizz Air, Ryanair and Croatia Airways will add probably the most new seats within the former Yugoslav markets throughout the upcoming fourth quarter (October – December), in comparison with the identical interval in 2024. Amongst them, Wizz Air and Ryanair, along with Air Serbia, will rank as the most important carriers by out there seat capability. Wizz Air will lead the expansion, including greater than half one million further seats. This development stems from the enlargement of its Skopje base, the reopening of its Tuzla base and additional enlargement in Belgrade. General, the airline’s capability will rise by 40.8% year-on-year.
Quickest-growing airways by added seat capability in This fall, 2025

Ryanair will add 186,084 seats in This fall, growing its capability by 21.8% to multiple million. A lot of this development comes from the enlargement of its Sarajevo operations over the summer time, with most routes set to proceed by the winter. The airline may also increase frequencies from Banja Luka. Croatia Airways will add 135.210 seats, pushed by its ongoing fleet renewal, which is able to see the provider function seven Airbus A220 plane throughout the fourth quarter. The provider has additionally expanded its community, with a number of routes launched this summer time set to be maintained all through the winter.
Largest airways by out there seat capability in This fall, 2025

Wizz Air’s development will place it as the most important provider within the former Yugoslavia by out there seat capability throughout the fourth quarter. Will probably be adopted by Air Serbia, which plans so as to add over 40,000 extra seats to the market, then Croatia Airways and Turkish Airways, with the latter sustaining further frequencies launched on choose regional routes over the summer time. In This fall, Croatia Airways would be the largest provider in Croatia, Air Serbia in Serbia, Turkish Airways in Slovenia, Ryanair in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Air Montenegro in Montenegro, GP Aviation in Kosovo and Wizz Air in Macedonia.



