Pristina-based GP Aviation retained its position as the airport’s busiest carrier for a second consecutive year, handling just over 1.3 million passengers in 2025 and posting a strong 42% increase. The airline accounted for more than 28% of all travellers at Pristina last year. GP Aviation has since announced plans for a major network expansion for the 2026 summer season, with new services planned from Pristina to Bergamo, Bremen, Brussels, Oslo, Salzburg and Vienna, adding to its existing sixteen-destination network. With its announced summer 2026 additions, the airline is aiming to deepen its presence and defend its position against low cost competitors.

GP Aviation was followed by easyJet, which handled approximately 580.000 passengers. Wizz Air ranked as the third-busiest carrier with around 520,000 travellers, representing a 23.8% increase. Chair Airlines, which held second place last year, slipped to fourth with 410,000 passengers. They were followed by Pegasus Airlines, Eurowings and Edelweiss Air. Overall, low cost carriers and flights sold through tour operators once again dominated traffic at the airport, which recorded its busiest year on record in 2025. Pristina was also the second-fastest growing airport in the former Yugoslavia last year, adding more than 500.000 passengers compared to 2024.