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Website:
www.airserbia.comPhone:
1 (718) 725-8642 USMailing Address
Air SERBIA a.d. Belgrade, Jurija Gagarina 12, 11070 New Belgrade, SerbiaOnly verified complaints
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Air Serbia, the national airline of the Republic of Serbia, has its headquarters in Belgrade and serves a wide network of destinations across Europe, the Middle East, and North America. While the majority of Air Serbia dealings will be positive, there are certain times when you need to make a complaint.
In all of 2023, only 2 new Air Serbia complaints were opened related to Regulation UK261 (0.09% of the total). This represents about 50 complaints for every million passengers.
However, since this airline predominantly offers flights departing and returning to Europe, EU261 is more likely to apply. As a result, we can infer that there are many more Air Serbia complaints for flight cancellations and delays than this.
Whether your journey encountered an Air Serbia flight interruption or you have comments on the service you received, going about a complaint the proper way can go a long way in resolving things to your satisfaction. Here’s the scoop on everything related to Air Serbia complaints:

The details on how to contact Air Serbia from the UK, the USA/Canada, and other countries are found on the Air Serbia Contact Us page. There are no specific numbers for certain situations, so you’ll use your country’s number for everything, including complaints, EU261 claims, booking challenges, and lost luggage.
The only other way to contact the airline on their website is through a generic form. Similar to the phone numbers, it’s a catch-all for most complaints.
When you need an immediate resolution to your complaint, it’s best to use the Air Serbia phone numbers. From Monday to Saturday, the various call centres can be reached between 6 AM and 11 PM. On Sunday, the closing time drops to 2 PM. All times are in UTCS+2 time.
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There are no after-hours phone numbers for Air Serbia, so make sure you call between 6 AM and 11 PM:
| The United Kingdom: | + 44 20 37 695 856 |
| USA/Canada: | + 1 (718) 7258642 |
| Australia: | + 61 39 005 56 99 |
Be warned that charges may apply based on your phone plan.
If you’d rather explain your situation in detail or can’t get the online Air Serbia contact form to work, consider sending an e-mail. This can help you avoid long-distance and roaming charges and will allow you to express the complaint fully. E-mails are not as quick as a phone call, so any urgent complaints should not be done this way.
Air Serbia does have a team that manages customer service via social media. This can also be a good tactic to draw attention to your complaint if they aren’t taking it seriously. Reach out to the team on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube and you may get a quicker response than with a traditional e-mail.
For general complaints and other inquiries, use the Air Serbia contact form on their website. There is a link directly to it on the Air Serbia Contact page. Note that there is a separate procedure for EU261-related complaints, so don’t use the general form for these.
For any written communication, only English, French, German, Serbian, and Russian messages will receive a response.

If you’ve tried every Air Serbia contact method, including e-mail, phone, forms, and social media, but you have not received a response, we can help. For complaints about flight delays, cancellations, denied boarding, and missed connections, we know exactly what to do. Take a few minutes to submit your claim on our website instead, and we’ll handle the entire process for you.
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To fill out the appropriate form, navigate to the Passenger Rights section of the Air Serbia website. Then, use the AirSerbia portal to submit your actual claim for compensation. You’ll need all the same information you’d require if you were complaining by phone - flight number, booking reference, specific details, etc.
You have a couple of options. You can submit via the portal or online form as explained above, but to make sure they don’t offer you less than you deserve, run your situation through the Air Advisor free compensation calculator first.
Your next option is to craft your own complaint based on your situation and send it via e-mail. This can cover any type of complaint and may be handy because the EU261-specific form can be tricky to locate. If you’ve never written an airline complaint before or need help getting started, these templates may be useful:
Whether you can’t find the form, are getting error/non-compliant messages preventing you from submitting, or the form just won’t load, you can either wait for it to resolve and try again or be proactive and partner with us.
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Before you can take the complaint further, Air Serbia requires up to 60 days to respond.
On the Air Serbia website it states that for EU261 passenger rights complaints, you need to make your claim within 90 days. But, the Montreal Convention allows for claims up to 2 years from the incident.
For the compensation! In certain scenarios, Air Serbia flights that leave the UK or EU are eligible for compensation up to €600 (£520). Plus, if you submit complaints relating to customer service, sometimes Air Serbia will appreciate it so much that you receive other types of compensation like travel credits or future travel discounts.
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