Today Jat Airways has celebrated the 50th anniversary of launching its scheduled air traffic to Rome. On the JU404/405 flights to and from the ancient city the Serbian flag air carrier gave its passengers presents as a small symbol of gratitude for the half century long loyalty. At the Belgrade airport Jat awarded a free of charge ticket for any of its international routes to Vana Vražalić, one of the passengers on the flight. The same prize was awarded to Vojislav Lekić at the airport in Rome. Jat serves the destination between Belgrade and Rome with daily flights on the code-share basis with Alitalia. Such agreement ensured the Serbian national air carrier to receive recognition for the European flying standards and quality. Results produced through the "code-share" agreement are satisfactory while the cooperation is booming up.

The state manager for JAT on Belgrade Airport Bata Todorović grants a gift voucher for a free airplane ticket to Vana Vražalić.

Jat serves the route to the most ancient of the European cities on the daily basis, from Monday to Friday, with the Boeing 737 aircraft while the flights on Saturday and Sunday are maintained with ATR aircraft. Excellent connecting flights to North, Central and South Americas, as well as to Canada and Africa, are ensured Via Rome. Passengers who wish to fly to Belgrade from the said continents via Rome often use the Rome airport as the transit destination staying there several days to go sightseeing and afterwards resume the trip to Belgrade.

In Rome, Jat cooperates with five thousand IATA agents. Tickets for Jat’s flights are available in any city in Italy at the same prices as in the Company’s branch offices in Rome, Milan and Trieste.

Tourists can go on an organized travel from Belgrade to Rome through Jat Air Lift, including sightseeing and shopping. Hotels are located in the city’s centre so that cultural and historical sights can be visited on foot.

In recent years Italians show significant interest in visiting Serbia, among them the most numerous groups are those who pay visits to our monasteries through Jat Air Lift. Visits of the groups of Italian hunters who come to Serbia, particularly Vojvodina, have already become a tradition.