Despite being Serbia's third city, the airport of Niš is in fact the second largest (Novi Sad doesn't have one). Constantine the Great Airport was renovated in 2003 and launched many new routes over the past few years. Following the start of the free EU right of passage for Serbs, in Dec 2009, the budget airlines have already begun to capitalise, operating to and from several other new locations in addition to the existing international destinations: Switzerland, Turkey and Montenegro.
Located only three and a half kilometres from the city, taking a taxi is not expensive by European standards, around €3 (300 dinars). Ask the airport staff to request an English speaking driver if you feel the need. If you want an even cheaper transfer, there is a frequent 'Airport - Niš' bus service that also runs to most of the suburbs (line 34). In addition, there are many car rental agencies at the airport baggage claim area.
For further information visit 'nis-airport.com'.