Civil Aviation Directorate

This information was confirmed to Tanjug in the Directorate of Civil Aviation.
The government in Podgorica announced on Monday that it had decided to reopen borders with a number of countries as of June 1st, but they remained closed to Serbia and Republika Srpska.

Oliver Antic, the advisor to Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic, has rejected claims made in an official report that the plane due to take Nikolic to Rome on April 17 had to return to Belgrade because "coffee was spilled in the cockpit".

Antic on Wednesday instead laid the blame for the incident on Zorana Mihajlovic, the Serbian Transport Minister.

Adviser "blames minister" for plane engine failure

BELGRADE -- Presidential adviser Oliver Antic has said that Minister Zoran Mihajlovic is to blame for the malfunction of a government plane.

"Spilled coffee" forced president's plane to turn back

BELGRADE -- The Falcon aircraft that Tomislav Nikolic was traveling on last week had to return to Belgrade due to the pilot "spilling his coffee on the control panel."

"Air Serbia has had two-crew member rule for two years"

BELGRADE -- The rule requiring at least two flight crew members in the cockpit at all times was introduced by Air Serbia two years ago, the company has said in a statement.

BELGRADE - A procedure requiring at least two flight crew members in the cockpit at all times was introduced by Air Serbia as early as two years ago, the company has said in a statement.

BELGRADE - Serbia is successfully implementing the Single European Sky (SES) programme, the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) stated.

KRALJEVO - The Ladjevci-Morava military-civilian airport in central Serbia will open for regular civilian flight, Zorana Mihajlovic, Serbian deputy prime minister and minister for construction, transport and infrastructure, said on Wednesday.

Serbian experts to assist Bosnian aviation authorities

BELGRADE -- Representatives of the aviation authorities from Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina signed a protocol in Belgrade on Thursday.

BELGRADE - Representatives of the aviation authorities from Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) signed in Belgrade on Thursday the protocol which envisages provision of assistance by experts from Serbia in the certification and pursuit of independence of the BiH Air Traffic Control which should assume control over its upper airspace in late 2015.