Radar: Air Pink’s Airplanes Force-Landed

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has requested that the air company Air Pink, whose co-owner is Zeljko Mitrovic, return the three AOC flying permits, which the company has done. That practically means that their aircraft have been force-landed and that the operations of that aviation company have been stopped.

Said EU body carried out a control inspection about a week ago, when numerous irregularities were determined, Radar learns. For that reason, they requested that Air Pink, co-owned by Zeljko Mitrovic, return its permits.

Questions about this decision and the concrete reasons for revoking the permits have been sent by Nova.rs to the Civil Aviation Directorate of Serbia. No response had been sent before the information was published.

According to the official data of the Serbian Business Registers Agency, Zeljko Mitrovic owns 48% in Air Pink, and Pink Media Group has about 2%. The remaining 50% of the shares are owned by Aleksandar Ilic.

The official website of Air Pink says that they have a fleet of 19 airplanes, and the Belgrade Nikola Tesla International Airport is named as the main base of this company.

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Direktorat civilnog vazduhoplovstva Srbije

European Union Aviation Safety Agency

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Civil Aviation Directorate of Serbia

Željko Mitrović

Aleksandar Ilić