Jat Airways - Serbia and Montenegro Airlines

The Society for Air Travel AEROPUT was founded on June 17th, 1927, and was succeeded by Yugoslav Aerotransport.

In 1987 JAT was ranked 31st among the 112 international carrier members of IATA (International Air Transport Association), and was ranked 10th in Europe among members of the AEA (Association of European Airlines).

JAT has been a member of IATA since 1961 and of AEA since 1971.

Jat Airways Activities
The companyÌs basic activity is the transport of passengers and cargo on regularly-scheduled and charter traffic. Aside from its basic service, Jat Airways is also engaged in the following activities: training pilots and other air travel staff, renting excess capacity, tourism-related services, agricultural aviation and other similar services.

Fleet
Jat Airways currently owns 17 planes for the transport of passengers and cargo on domestic and international lines: ten B 737-300, one B 737-400 and five ATR 72-200.

Flight Academy
The Flight Academy in Vrˆac trains airplane staff for both Jat AirwaysÌs needs as well as for external users. The AcademyÌs training resources include twenty-five C-172/152 airplanes, two C-310s, two PA-31Ts, two C-402s as well as a hotel to accommodate crew and other guests.
Training Centre
The Training Centre provides training to aviation crew for various types of aircraft, control and continued training to other company employees (STW/STD, sales, technical crew and similar).
Economic Aviation
The Economic Aviation centre is located in Vrˆac and its main activity includes providing services to agricultural and similar organisations. The centre's resources include thirteen M-18 planes, ten AN-2s and one AG-CAT, a hanger and equipment for aircraft maintenance.
The Јаt Airways Aeromedical Centre Ò Occupational Medicine Office
The Јаt Airways Aeromedical Centre Ò Occupational Medicine Office provides medical services to flight crew and other company employees.
Other Resources
The airline owns modern business offices as well as other buildings and warehouses at the airport.