Prince Aviation organized its third consecutive traditional Christmas concert on January 5th, while simultaneously marking the 35th anniversary of its founding.

For the third year in a row, on the eve of Orthodox Christmas, Serbia’s first private airline took the opportunity to gather friends, business partners, and members of the aviation community for an evening of music and camaraderie. This year’s Prince Aviation Christmas Concert was held at the Yugoslav Drama Theatre in Belgrade.

The ceremony began with the premiere of a new documentary film chronicling the company’s first three decades. Following the screening and keynote addresses by the company’s co-founder, Slobodan Stričević, and CEO Srđan Kragojević, the company presented 10-year long-service awards to Đorđe Petrović, Vukašin Vukasović, and Bojan Tovčević, while Mile Anđelković was officially honored upon his retirement.

Prince Aviation also presented awards of appreciation dedicated to long-term cooperation with Serbian private and state aviation institutions. These awards were presented to representatives of the Serbian Air Force and Air Defence, Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate (CAA), Air Serbia, Vinci Airports, SMATSA (Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services), Jat Tehnika, the Government Air Service, and the Police Helicopter Unit.

This year, guests enjoyed a performance by singer and actor Ivan Bosiljčić, a poetic performance by Nebojša Milovanović, and a musical segment by Sloboda Mićalović.