Niš Airport marks 40 years with paper‑airplane competition and new terminal
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Niš Airport celebrated its 40th birthday with a paper airplane competition for children, awarding three participants the title “Dečiji piloti” for the longest flight times.
The airport, which opened on 12 October 1986 with a Boeing 737‑300 flight from JAT, unveiled a new terminal building in July 2024 that expands passenger handling capacity, and it now links southern Serbia to European cities such as Vienna, Istanbul, Malta, Frankfurt and Dortmund, while summer charter services operate to Greece, Turkey, Tunisia and Egypt.
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