Luggage allowance on Air Serbia

Economy class (depending on the route):

• For most flights: 1 bag up to 23 kg.
• For some flights to USA and Canada: 2 bags of 23 kg each.

Business class (depending on the route):

• For most flights: 2 bags of 32 kg each.
• For some flights to USA and Canada: 2 bags of 32 kg each.

Hand baggage

Economy class: 1 bag up to 55x40x23 cm and weighing up to 8 kg.

Business Class: 2 bags, each measuring up to 55x40x23 cm and weighing up to 8 kg.

• Liquids, gels or pastes must be carried in individual containers with a maximum volume of 100 ml each.
• All containers of liquids not exceeding a volume of 100 ml must be packed in one 20 cm x 20 cm clear, resealable plastic bag.
• The bag must be completely closed.
• All items in the bag must fit loosely.

List of prohibited items:

• Flammable, non-flammable and poisonous gases, including butane, oxygen, propane and scuba cylinders.
• Flammable liquids and solids, including heating fuel, paints and matches.
• Poisonous substances, including insecticides, herbicides, arsenic and cyanide.
• Radioactive materials, oxidizing agents and organic peroxides.
• Weapons and explosives, such as pistols, machine guns, ammunition, and ammunition.
• Infectious substances, including bacteria and viruses.
• Corrosive substances such as mercury, acids, alkalis, and liquid element bacteria.
• Edible oils.
• Matches and lighters.

Animal transportation

Air Serbia allows the transportation of pets on its flights, but there are certain restrictions. Below are the basic rules to be taken into account when transporting pets on the airline’s flights:

1. Firstly, not all types of animals are allowed on board the plane. Air Serbia allows only dogs, cats and birds, provided they have the necessary documents, are healthy and over 12 weeks old.
2. Passengers wishing to transport their pets on board Air Serbia must book tickets in advance and notify the airline of the presence of the animal.
3. The pet must be healthy and have the necessary documents such as a veterinary certificate and vaccinations. The documents must be in English or translated into English and notarized.
4. The animal must be placed in a special container that meets IATA standards and provides enough space for the animal and access to water and food. The container must be closed and must be labeled “Animal”.
5. Transportation of animals may be prohibited in some countries depending on local rules and regulations.
6. The cost of animal transportation depends on the weight of the animal and the size of the container. The cost can be clarified when booking a ticket.
7. Upon boarding the plane, the animal must be handed over to the airline staff who will place it in the baggage compartment.
8. During the flight, the animal is in the baggage compartment, where it may experience stress and discomfort. Therefore, it is advisable to provide it with enough water and food, as well as a comfortable place in the container.
9. Upon arrival at the destination, the animal should be immediately collected by the passenger and the necessary customs and veterinary clearance procedures should be carried out.