List of busiest airports in the Former Yugoslav Republics

Last updated April 22, 2021

Below is a list of airports belonging to the Former Yugoslav Republics.

List

Rank	Country	Airport	City	Passengers 2011	Passengers 2012	Passengers 2013	Passengers 2014	Passengers 2015	Passengers 2016	Passengers 2017	Passengers 2018	Passengers 2019	Passengers 2020	2019–2020 change
1	Serbia	Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport	Belgrade	3,124,633	3,363,919	3,543,194	4,638,577	4,776,110	4,924,992	5,343,420	5,641,105	6,159,000	1,904,025	69.1%0
2	Kosovo*	Pristina Airport	Pristina	1,422,302	1,521,185	1,628,678	1,404,775	1,549,198	1,743,208	1,887,402	2,165,749	2,373,698	1,102,091	53.4%0
3	Croatia	Zagreb Franjo Tuđman Airport	Zagreb	2,319,098	2,342,309	2,300,231	2,430,971	2,587,798	2,776,087	3,092,047	3,336,310	3,435,531	924,823	73.08%0
4	North Macedonia	Skopje International Airport	Skopje	759,928	828,831	984,407	1,208,359	1,452,465	1,649,374	1,868,272	2,158,258	2,358,548	710,711	70%0
5	Croatia	Split Airport	Split	1,300,381	1,425,749	1,581,734	1,752,657	1,955,400	2,289,987	2,818,176	3,124,067	3,301,930	674,366	79.6%0
6	Montenegro	Podgorica Airport	Podgorica	611,666	620,117	680,854	701,320	748,175	873,278	1,055,142	1,208,525	1,297,365	343,187	73.5%0
7	Croatia	Dubrovnik Airport	Dubrovnik	1,349,501	1,480,470	1,522,629	1,584,471	1,693,934	1,993,243	2,323,065	2,539,412	2,896,227	330,147	88.6%0
8	Slovenia	Ljubljana Joze Pucnik Airport	Ljubljana	1,369,485	1,198,911	1,321,000	1,338,619	1,438,304	1,404,831	1,683,045	1,812,411	1,721,355	288,235	83.3%0
9	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Sarajevo Airport	Sarajevo	599,596	580,058	665,638	709,901	772,851	838,966	957,971	1,046,635	1,143,680	249,642	78.2%0
10	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Tuzla Airport	Tuzla	4,527	4,191	61,513	151,353	259,074	310,286	535,834	584,589	593,083	228,512	61.5%0
11	Montenegro	Tivat Airport	Tivat	647,169	725,392	868,423	910,915	895,033	982,558	1,129,720	1,245,999	1,367,282	189,815	86.1%0
12	Serbia	Niš Airport	Niš	25,112	27,426	21,669	1,335	36,258	124,917	331,582	351,582	422,255	154,233	63%0
13	Croatia	Zadar Airport	Zadar	284,980	371,256	472,572	496,542	487,652	520,924	589,841	603,819	801,347	120,747	84.9%0
14	Croatia	Pula Airport	Pula	355,920	362,415	351,250	382,992	359,583	436,121	595,812	718,187	777,568	83,507	89.3%0
15	North Macedonia	Ohrid St. Paul the Apostle Airport	Ohrid	NA	78,040	83,060	69,984	107,916	145,002	159,072	184,283	317,397	72,125	77.3%0
16	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Banja Luka Airport	Banja Luka	8,367	6,424	8,837	27,636	22,800	21,694	20,867	36,180	149,693	43,775	70.8%0
17	Croatia	Rijeka Airport	Rijeka	78,890	72,762	140,776	101,939	133,564	143,113	142,111	183,606	200,841	27,680	86.2%0
18	Croatia	Osijek Airport	Osijek	21,903	2,164	3,404	26,768	28,651	30,605	43,373	67,235	46,361	6,626	85.7%0
19	Croatia	Brač Airport	Brač	NA	11,402	9,433	9,616	8,809	12,354	21,596	30,170	25,342	4,271	83.1%0
20	Croatia	Lošinj Airport	Mali Lošinj	1,597	794	0	NA	14,116	6,402	6,042	6,939	6,495	3,214	50.5%0
21	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Mostar Airport	Mostar	36,807	78,055	68,939	67,980	75,244	52,539	43,118	28,463	32,866	1,374	95.8%0
22	Slovenia	Portorož Airport	Portorož	0	0	0	21,000	22,975	23,783	25,450	24,840	28,881	-	0
23	Serbia	Kraljevo-Lađevci Airport	Kraljevo	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	~200	-	0
24	Slovenia	Maribor Airport	Maribor	NA	6,500	13,500	17,568	24,886	8,890	6,000	2,435	0	0

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List of countries by number of air passengers

Rank	Country	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	Change 2019-2020
1	Croatia	7,273,675	8,211,237	9,632,063	10,638,745	11,491,689	2,175,381	81.1%
2	Serbia	4,812,368	5,049,909	5,675,002	5,992,582	6,581,455	2,058,258	68.7%
3	Kosovo *	1,549,198	1,744,202	1,887,402	2,165,749	2,373,698	1,102,091	53.6%
4	North Macedonia	1,560,381	1,794,376	2,027,344	2,342,541	2,677,618	782,836	70.8%
5	Montenegro	1,643,949	1,852,710	2,184,862	2,454,524	2,664,647	533,002	80.0%
6	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1,129,802	1,225,678	1,557,790	1,695,867	1,919,289	523,303	72.7%
7	Slovenia	1,486,165	1,437,504	1,714,495	1,837,251	1,750,236	288,235	83.5%

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List of busiest airports in the Former Yugoslav Republics

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