Changes: Air Serbia

Revision as of 16:43, 15 January 2021



1957–1994	1994–2003	2003–2013	2013–present

Jat Airways

1957–1994

1994–2003

JAT Yugoslav Airlines adopted a more modern look in October 1994.

2003–2013

On 20 March 2003, what remained of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia became the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. To reflect this, the national airline changed its name to Jat Airways. The logo consisted of three dots.

Air Serbia

2013–present

Jat Airways entered into an agreement with Etihad Airways to rebrand Jat on October 1, 2013; as a result, Jat Airways became Air Serbia.

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 *[http://www.timetableimages.com/ttimages/ju.htm Airline Timetable Images]
 *[http://www.airtimes.com/cgat/yu/jat/gal/jugal.htm AirTimes]
+{{ImageTOC
+|JAT logo old.svg|1957–1994
+|JAT Yugoslav Airlines.svg|1994–2003
+|Jat Airways.svg|2003–2013
+|Air Serbia 2013.svg|2013–present
+}}
 ==Jat Airways==
+===1957–1994===
-===1957-1994===
 [[File:JAT logo old.svg|200px|center]]
+===1994–2003===
-===1994-2003===
 [[File:JAT Yugoslav Airlines.svg|200px|center]]
 JAT Yugoslav Airlines adopted a more modern look in October 1994.
+===2003–2013===
-===2003-2013===
 [[File:Jat Airways.svg|250px|center]]
+On 20 March 2003, what remained of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia became the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. To reflect this, the national airline changed its name to '''Jat Airways'''. The logo consisted of three dots.
-On 20 March 2003, what remained of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia became the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. To reflect this, the national airline changed its name to '''Jat Airways'''.
-The logo consisted of three dots.
 ==Air Serbia==
-===2013-present===
+===2013–present===
-<p style="text-align:center;">[[File:Air-Serbia-logo.png|center|300px]]</p>
+[[File:Air Serbia 2013.svg|center|300px]]
+Jat Airways entered into an agreement with Etihad Airways to rebrand Jat on October 1, 2013; as a result, Jat Airways became '''Air Serbia'''.
+{{Etihad Airways Partners}}
-Jat Airways agreed with Etihad Airways to enter into Jat in October 1, 2013. As the result, Jat Airways becomes '''Air Serbia'''.
 [[Category:Airlines]]
+[[Category:Airlines in Serbia]]
+[[Category:Etihad Airways Partners]]
 [[Category:Serbia]]
+[[Category:Belgrade]]
+[[Category:1927]]