Despite earlier announcements that EasyJet was interested in commencing flights to FYRMacedonia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro this year, the airline has recently said it will do no such thing.

EasyJet marketing manager for eastern Europe Peter Voets told "U vazduhu" portal that company reexamines and reassesses its opportunities in the countries in the regions but it does not mean that it will use them.

- At the moment we have no plans to enter the markets in Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Voets said.

The low cost airline operates services to both Croatia and Slovenia and flies out of Pristina.

EasyJet has signed a contract to buy a further 15 A320 aircraft and to convert an existing order for 20 Airbus A319s into the larger A320 model.