Serbia-based Prince Aviation has expanded its operations into Slovenia, broadening its fleet and charter activities through a sister company located at Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport. The Slovenian branch, Prince Aviation SI, recently acquired an EASA Air Operator Certificate (AOC) in February, enabling streamlined cross-border operations. The new setup enhances their ability to serve clients across the region.
Prince Aviation’s expansion signifies a strategic increase in its operational footprint, aligning with the company’s growth objectives in European business aviation. The Slovenian division’s certification allows for increased flexibility and efficiency in providing private and corporate aircraft charters.
The move also demonstrates Serbia-based Prince Aviation’s commitment to regulatory compliance and safety standards, which are essential for business aviation expansion within the European Union. The company’s fleet includes various aircraft models, supporting diverse client needs.
According to officials, the new Slovenian base is expected to stimulate local economic activity and attract international clients seeking premium aviation services in the region. This development underscores the importance of certification and regional cooperation in the evolving landscape of European business aviation.
