The change in policy allows guests to purchase a single entry pass at the Premium Lounge reception desk ahead of catching their flight. A pass for guests flying with Air Serbia costs €45 while for those flying with another airline, a fee of €55 is charged.
The renowned Premium Lounge features seating for 80 guests and offers restaurant-quality dining options, spacious bathrooms and shower facilities, as well as state-of-the-art business amenities, including wi-fi access and USB power outlets. Travellers can also take advantage of traditional Serbian food and beverages in the Premium Lounge, including ćevapi and mućkalica, as well as domestically-produced rakija from the Rakia Bar, and wines from the Radovanović winery. International newspapers and magazines are also available and the lounge is open 24 hours a day: it is located in front of Gate A5 in the transfer zone at Nikola Tesla airport’s Terminal 2.
The Premium Lounge has proven very popular with air travellers since it was opened in September 2015, with more than 25,000 guests visiting the facility since then.
