In the October 28, 2007-March 29, 2008 period, Jat Airways is to fly according to the winter timetable. Under this timetable, scheduled air traffic is to be maintained to 25 Euro-Mediterranean countries, on thirty-four lines with 255 frequencies per week. The novelties, compared to the last winter season, include the new destination to Banja Luka, in Republika Srpska, and a planned direct flight to Tel Aviv. This winter, Jat aircraft departure and arrival times will be more favorable for passengers, especially for business travelers.

Jat has re-established three weekly scheduled flights to Banja Luka in November – on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays from Belgrade in the evening hours, and on Thursdays, Saturdays and Mondays from Banja Luka in the morning hours. The ticket, without tax, costs 45 euros one-way and 79 euros roundtrip. The flight between Belgrade and Banja Luka takes thirty-five minutes. In this way, passengers from Republika Srpska can travel from Belgrade to all destinations on which Jat flies. Jat tour operator, Air Lift, is to begin its arrangements’ sales in Republika Srpska, and under these arrangements, tourists can fly between Belgrade and Banja Luka free of charge. The Serbian national air company expects solid results on this line and is in this way contributing to upgrading relations between the two countries.

The most frequent Jat Airways lines under the winter timetable are those to Frankfurt, Vienna, Moscow, Zurich, Paris, London, Skoplje, Sarajevo, Podgorica and Tivat, on which the national air carrier’s aircraft will conduct at least one daily flight. A total of six weekly flights are scheduled on the lines to Istanbul, Rome and Ljubljana, five towards Düsseldorf, Munich, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Tirana. Four flights a week are planned to Prague, Berlin, Stuttgart and Brussels. Jat will fly three times per week to Trieste, Athens, Larnaka, Dubai and Banja Luka. Two flights a week are scheduled on destinations to Gothenburg and Tel Aviv, and one a week each to Malta, Tripoli and Tunis.

On the Niš-Zurich line, Jat Airways will fly twice a week.

In cooperation with the most prestigious foreign air carriers and based on commercial code-share arrangements, passengers from Serbia will be in a position to fly to Vienna by Jat and Austrian Airlines on a total of 26 weekly flights. The connection to Milan is maintained together with Alitalia – three times a day. Passengers from Belgrade flying to Munich may enjoy the Jat and Lufthansa code-share flights as many as nineteen times a week, those Frankfurt-bound as many as fourteen times, while those flying to Düsseldorf – twelve times a week. Passengers bound for Prague may take the opportunity to fly daily on flights jointly operated by Jat and Czech Airlines, by Jat and Air France to Paris and by Jat and Aeroflot to Moscow two times a day, respectively.

Connecting flights to European destinations on which Jat has no direct flight may be realized under arrangements with Alitalia, Icelandair, Finnair, Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, British Airways, British Midland, Swiss and Czech Airlines.

In cooperation with Emirates Airline, Jat Airways offers the most favorable connecting flights to passengers bound for Australia and New Zealand, Beijing, the Near, Middle and Far East and India via Dubai, and with Aeroflot to Beijing via Moscow or with Air China via Frankfurt.

Connecting flights to North and South America are available in cooperation with Alitalia via Milan or Rome, with Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, British Midland and Air India via London, Czech Airlines via Prague, Martinair via Amsterdam, Swiss via Zurich, Olympic Airways via Athens, Lufthansa via Frankfurt and Munich, Austrian Airlines via Vienna and Delta Air Lines and United Airlines via European destinations to which Jat Airways flies directly.

To Africa, passengers may fly from Belgrade in combined Jat Airways and Emirates’, Turkish Airlines’ and Srilankan Airlines’ flights.

The timetable is subject to changes, in keeping with market demands.