Air Serbia has announced its commitment to operating out of New York’s highly anticipated New Terminal One at John F. Kennedy International Airport, set to open its doors to travelers in 2026. The move marks the latest addition to the roster of international airlines opting for the state-of-the-art facility, currently under construction as part of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey’s $19 billion redevelopment of JFK Airport.
Currently operating out of the existing Terminal 1 at New York JFK, Air Serbia conducts flights up to seven times a week between Belgrade and New York JFK. Having initiated service to JFK in 2026, the Serbian national airline’s partnership with the forthcoming New Terminal One underscores its deepening commitment to the city of New York.
Jiri Marek, CEO of Air Serbia, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, “We are very happy and looking forward to the opening of the New Terminal One at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport.” Marek added that “Partnership with The New Terminal One is a testament to the continuous improvement of our services and commitment to customer satisfaction. We are convinced that the cutting-edge technology, streamlined processes, and enhanced amenities of the New Terminal One will redefine the way of travel and conveniently make enjoyable journeys for our passengers.”
Dr. Gerrard P. Bushell, President and CEO of The New Terminal One, welcomed Air Serbia to the fold of carriers set to operate at the new facility. “We are excited to have Air Serbia join our growing portfolio of carriers that will operate at the New Terminal One, offering customers nonstop service between New York and the historic city of Belgrade,” remarked Dr. Bushell. “As we advance towards our scheduled opening in 2026, our momentum to become JFK’s terminal of choice for global airlines is accelerating. We thank the team at Air Serbia for placing their trust in The New Terminal One and look forward to welcoming them on board.”
The New Terminal One has already secured partnerships with seven airlines, including Air France, KLM, Etihad, Korean Air, LOT Polish Airlines, EVA Air, and now Air Serbia. Plans to announce additional partner airlines are in progress, underscoring the terminal’s ambition to rank among the top 5 Skytrax terminals globally.
Scheduled for a phased opening in June 2026, the terminal’s first phase will comprise the headhouse and 14 gates, with full completion slated for 2030. Upon completion, the terminal will boast 23 gates and 2.4 million square feet of space, making it the largest international-only terminal at JFK Airport.
Elevating the travel experience with cutting-edge technology and a world-class retail and dining environment, The New Terminal One endeavors to redefine the essence of air travel while exuding the distinctive spirit of New York.
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