After long summer break, this will be first new Serbian stamp - 90th anniversary of the Serbian national airline.
90 years ago, in the Palace of the Adriatic-Danube Bank in Belgrade,
Aeroput was founded as the country’s first joint-stock company for civil
aviation.At the time it was established, it was the 10th such company in
Europe and the 21st in the world. That company founded in 1927, which
was originally known as Aeroput and then, from 1947, as JAT, is the
eighth oldest airline in the world that still exists.
After 56 years of operation, the company was renamed Jat Airways in
December 2003, using this event to promote a new visual identity. Jat
Airways was one of the first airlines to obtain a security certificate
in 2005. In 2013, Air Serbia was born. On 1st August 2013 the Government of the Republic of Serbia and Etihad
Airways concluded an agreement that saw this Abu Dhabi-based airline
acquire a 49-per cent stake in Serbia’s national airline.
The Serbian airline welcomes the 90th anniversary of Serbian aviation as
the proud winner of the 2017 Aviation Market Leader prize, which is
awarded by Air Transport World (ATW), the world’s leading media
monitoring developments in airlines worldwide.
Dear Brane, any chance to receive the FDC? Let me know if there is something you like from Germany. Regards, Jens
ReplyDeleteHello, Jens. They sell FDC's only in Belgrade. I will get stamps in my local post, but if you wish FDC, i can order later, in September.
DeleteDear Brane, thanks for answer. No need to order. But what's the postage to Germany? Maybe you can send me a cover with two of these stamps on it?
DeletePostage is 70 dinars. I can put 3 of this stamps and one 1 dinar stamp ;)
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