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Serbia-based Prince Aviation has expanded operations to Slovenia.
Prince Aviation of Serbia has expanded its fleet and charter activities through a sister company in Slovenia.
Prince Aviation SI, based at Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, Slovenia, received an EASA Air Operator Certificate (AOC) in February. The new operational setup streamlines cross-border activities and supports continued fleet and charter development, Prince Aviation said. It also builds on the recent expansion of the company’s MRO capabilities.
“Driven by increasing market expectations and our commitment to the highest level of service, Prince Aviation has commenced flight operations through our Slovenian sister company following the issuance of a full EASA Air Operator Certificate,” said CEO Srdjan Kragojevic.
“Operating within the European regulatory framework allows us to enhance efficiency, expand our operational reach, and deliver business aviation services under the highest industry standards,” Kragojevic added.
Prince Aviation is a business jet MRO, charter provider and flight school based at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport in Serbia. It provides charter services from Belgrade and Ljubljana with a seven-aircraft fleet consisting of Cessna XLS, XLS+, CJ and M2 jets and a single Dassault Falcon 2000LXS.
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