AS Sustainability Report

Social

Materiality analysis and stakeholder engagement

Economic value and connectivity

Introduction

CEO letter

Air SERBIA’s Story

Air Serbia in 2025 - year in review

Governance

Environment

Appendix

In cooperation with the Živimo zajedno association and the Dobročinstvo pilgrimage agency, Air Serbia provided air transport for children and adults with developmental disabilities travelling between Belgrade and Tivat to attend the Mimosa Festival in Herceg Novi. The initiative enabled dozens of participants, accompanied by family members, coordinators and support staff, to take part in a cultural and social event that promotes inclusion, participation and shared experiences. Implemented through the cooperation of multiple Air Serbia teams, the project reinforced the broader social value of accessible mobility and community engagement. Accessible travel - Mimosa Festival with Živimo zajedno

International Women's Club charity bazaar

Air Serbia once again supported the charity bazaar of the International Women's Club in Belgrade, held for the 22nd time. The event brought together more than 30 embassies and women from the diplomatic and business communities, and raised 5.5 million dinars for charitable causes, with the company contributing a return flight to a European destination as a prize for the bazaar's lottery.

Preserving heritage - Etno mreža

Air Serbia supported the eleventh The Thread Continues miniatures exhibition, organized by Etno mreža (the Ethno Network) and featuring motifs from Serbian textile heritage and medieval monasteries, contributing an award for one of the participating authors in the form of a return flight. Etno mreža is an umbrella association of handicraft producers from across Serbia whose mission is to preserve traditional heritage through the training and economic empowerment of women and young people for the market production of handicrafts. Through this support, Air Serbia contributes to the preservation of cultural heritage and to the economic inclusion of local craftspeople.

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