Jat Airways Hotels
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Jat Airways Hotels (Serbian Cyrillic: Jaт Ервејз Хотели) are a chain of hotels within Serbia. The hotel chain is a subsidiary company of the national airline of Serbia - Jat Airways.
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[edit] Belgrade
In Belgrade there are three Jat Airways Hotels. All are called Slavija hotels as they are located on the Slavija Square in the city centre. The Slavija hotel complex contains three buildings. The tallest one being a 3 star hotel, a second smaller 2 star hotel where groups of children on school excursions usually stay and "Hotel Slavija Lux" – a 5 star all glass hotel.
All hotels except the 2 star hotel have both apartments and smaller rooms. Hotel Slavija Lux is popular with more famous people staying in Belgrade. In front of the hotels there is a terminal for a special bus line (operated by Jat Airways buses) from the hotels directly to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.
All three hotels are expected to be sold in the following few months. They are expected to become privately owned [1].
[edit] Kopaonik
Kopaonik is one of Serbia's most popular ski resorts. The Jat Apartments Kopaonik Hotel was built in the 1980s and is the largest hotel within the Kopaonik hotels complex.
[edit] Vršac
The Jat Airways hotel in Vršac is located within the Jat Airways Flight Academy. The capacity of the hotel is 120 beds. The hotel is only 5 minutes walking distance from Vršac Airport and usually houses trainees at the flight academy.
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| Jat Airways | |
|---|---|
| Jat Airways Group - Airlines | Jat Airways | Jat Airways AVIO taxi |
| Subsidiaries | Jat Airways Hotels | Radio Jat |
| Destinations | Jat Airways destinations | Jat Airways AVIO Taxi destinations | Former destinations |
| Airline support | Jat Airways Catering | Jat Airways Flight Academy | Jat Airways Technics |
| Airline past affiliations | Air Srpska | MAT Macedonian Airlines | Air Yugoslavia |
| History | Aeroput (1927 - 1947) | Jat Yugoslav Airlines (1947 - 2003) | Jat Airways (2003 - Present) |
