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Boeing's safety troubles and the Airbus scramble to ramp up production should have left a gap for smaller rivals to challenge their dominatiion of the commercial airliner market.

BELGRADE - In partnership with Mostar Airport, Air Serbia will operate scheduled passenger flights between Belgrade and Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, from April to October 2024, Air Serbia announced on Wednesday.

"The planned frequency is three times a week, on Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays, using Embraer E175 aircraft," the Serbian flagship airline said in a statement.

BELGRADE - In October, Air Serbia carried a total of 367,146 passengers on scheduled and charter flights, which represents a 50 pct increase compared to the same month of last year, or 45 pct growth compared to the record pre-pandemic year of 2019.

Day 548 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours:

The head of the Wagner group that in June attempted to topple Russia's military leadership was on the passengers list of a plane that crashed Wednesday, Russian news agencies said.

A private jet landed or took off from the largest Greek airports every 20 minutes in the summer of 2022, according to estimates, as Civil Aviation Authority data show that such flights totaled almost 16,500 last year.

Meanwhile, for this year a 50% increase in this kind of air traffic is expected.

If you recently travelled with a plane made by the European manufacturer Airbus, it's very likely that the doors you've entered through have been produced by another French giant in the airline industry - Latecoere. After a while, somewhat surprisingly, some of these doors will be produced in Bulgaria, as on Wednesday the company opened its own factory in the industrial zone near Plovdiv.

At least 85 people were injured after an Aeromexico flight crashed on takeoff during a heavy hail storm in northern Mexico, engulfing the plane in flames, officials said Tuesday.

Brazil’s Embraer said on Feb. 7 it was still in talks with U.S. aerospace giant Boeing on combining their commercial air operations into a new company.

Brazil’s Embraer said on Feb. 7 it was still in talks with U.S. aerospace giant Boeing on combining their commercial air operations into a new company.