The Slovenian air carrier Adria Airways is to resume a regular air service between Ljubljana and Belgrade. There will be now regular passenger and cargo flights as many as six times a week, and the new flight schedule will greatly facilitate business relationships and regular movement of goods by air between Slovenia and Serbia.

Intereuropa Group closely follows the innovations in the vast area of logistics. As Slovenia's leading logistics company with a subsidiary company situated in the immediate vicinity of the Belgrade airport, it recognised a business opportunity in this new flight connection. Intereuropa introduced its services and air cargo capacities to the company Adria Airways, with which it maintains a contractual relationship to act in the quality of a General Sales Cargo Agent at the Prishtina Airport, and to the Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport. Both business partners were persuaded by the quality, reliability and competitiveness of its services. This resulted in a contract, signed in February 2010 on the group level between A.D. Intereuropa logističke usluge Beograd (Serbia) and Adria Airways d.d., which grants Intereuropa the role of a General Sales Cargo Agent (GSCA) of Adria Airways in the territory of Serbia.

The responsible for the development of air freight product within the Group,  the Product Manager Bojan Beškovnik, Ph.D., highlighted the following: With the new contract with Adria for GSCA services in Serbia, Intereuropa assumes the responsibility for an overall handling of air cargo between Ljubljana and Belgrade, both on the import and export side. Intereuropa's branch at Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade meets all the necessary requirements: its staff include holders of elementary air cargo course licences as well as licences for dangerous goods handling (DGR). Moreover, Intereuropa can boast being the only forwarding agent licensed by Civil Aviation Directorate of Serbia to handle goods on the airport platform without prior authorisation, which allows it a direct vehicle-aircraft-vehicle handling of goods.

The signing of this contract marks the implementation of the third stage of Intereuropa's air transport development in Serbia, which requires more intense marketing activities aimed at winning new contracts and increasing business revenues.