Linking the Balkans to Sri Lanka
Air Serbia (JU) is the flag carrier and largest airline of Serbia. The airline was formerly known as Jat Airways until it was renamed in 2013.
Air Serbia now offers flights to Colombo Sri Lanka from Bosnia and Herzegovina and of course from Serbia.
Outbound flights operate every Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday
Inbound flights operate every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Flights depart Banju Luke Airport (BNX) in Bosnia and Herzegovina at 3.15pm and operates via Belgrade.
Flights depart Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) in Belgrade, Serbia at 11.15pm
Both flights connect via Abu Dhabi (AUH) and code share with its partner Etihad Airways using one of its new Airbus A320 aircrafts. You can even use your Etihad air miles points on the Air Serbia sectors.
Flights arrive the next day in Colombo Sri Lanka at 8pm.
Serbian hospitality
Experience true Serbian hospitality with greater comfort and excellent service in both Economy and Business class.
On your way between Belgrade and Abu Dhabi they offer Fly and Play KIDS PACKS to keep children entertained when traveling.
Each kit contains a collection of games and fun items including snap cards, a puzzle book, stickers, a jigsaw, stationery and an aviation-themed soft book, featuring a fun eagle mascot throughout. The packs can be taken home and reused after the flight.
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Ukraine International Airlines (PS). Is the flag carrier and the largest airline of Ukraine. Is going to launch the schedule flights to Sri Lanka from the 5th November 2016.
According to statistics, Sri Lanka Tourism recorded 18.1% growth on arrivals with 1.5 million arrivals for the year during 2015 up to November. It is estimated from these figures that the revenue generated by tourism was US2.2 billion dollars. In an effort to continue this trend, a general Sri Lanka Tourism Plan for 2016 has been created based on 5 key objectives.
Turkish Airlines (TK) is an international airline based in Turkey. It serves over 280 routes in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. Turkish Airlines is also a member of Star Alliance, which currently has 28 member airlines that fly around the world.

Previously its visitors tended to be salesmen and distributors, but with the opening up of Jaffna, the town is slowly getting ready for the influx of tourists. Testimony to this is the construction work for new accommodation choices, and the conversion of homes into homestays.