Meanwhile, Jat has announced that Lufthansa Technic has won in a bid to perform work on engines on 2 of Jat’s Boeing B737-300s which have been grounded for months. The work must be completed by June 1, according to the agreement. From today, Jat becomes the first airline in the world to issue free travel insurance to its passengers. All Serbian citizens travelling with Jat to any destination within the European Union will receive free health insurance cover of up to 5.000 Euros. Prior to the visa liberalisation, Serbian citizens were required to take out travel insurance with their visa applications. Jat’s CEO, Srdjan Radovanović, said, “Thanks to free health insurance, Jat Airways’ passengers will be going to Europe safely. This is a way for us to beat our competitors. I believe that Jat, with or without a strategic partner, will find its place in the open Serbian sky in order for Belgrade to become a regional air centre and a business centre for South East Europe”.
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