The Serbian government has adopted new regulation to grant five million euros in subsidies for the launch of ten new routes from Niš Constantine the Great Airport and has committed itself to opening Kraljevo's Morava Airport by year's end. The five million euros in subsidies will be offered for routes that are deemed to be „of public interest” for a period of up to five years. The measure stipulates that services eligible for the subsidies are either those lacking commercial interest, routes that carry less than 100.000 passengers per year, as well as those that are insufficiently served by other means of transport. The government will name the ten destinations of „public interest” later this year. If within „a short period of time” no airline shows interest for any of the routes, an international tender will be launched to find an operating carrier, according to Serbia's updated aviation law, although the government reserves the right to enter into direct talks with airlines without a public call.

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