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Talks with Boeing to start soon
Belgrade,
28 June 2004
Serbian Minister of Capital Investment Velimir Ilic said he will soon to start talks with the US plane maker Boeing on the renewal of the fleet of Serbia’s flag carrier Jat Airways.
Ilic said noting that Jat Airways cannot afford to have differed aircraft types on its fleet and added that domestic expert think that Boeing is the best solution, since its aircraft have made up the most of Jat Airways fleet for years.
The minister said he will see to it that the Serbian airline wins a deferred payment option from Boeing and noted that several planes from Jat Airways’ aging fleet will be grounded this fall for non-compliance with international air transport regulations.
The minister said he will see to it that the Serbian airline wins a deferred payment option from Boeing and noted that several planes from Jat Airways’ aging fleet will be grounded this fall for non-compliance with international air transport regulations.
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