Ilija Kukobat, MA
Institute for Contemporary History
Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
God. XL, 2/2022, str. 441–456
https://doi.org/10.29362/ist20veka.2022.2.kuk.441-456
APSTRAKT/REZIME:
Yugoslavia and the United States achieved very broad cooperation in the field of air transport. Three phases in its development can be observed, as well as several different but interrelated aspects: diplomatic activity, airline services, aircraft purchases, personnel training. The paper is based on archival and memoir material, published sources, press and literature.
KLJUČNE REČI: Yugoslavia, USA, Aviation, Air Transport, Yugoslav Airlines (JAT), Inex-Adria Airways (IAA), Pan American World Airways (Pan Am)
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