Pan Adria Airways ( sh, Aerotransportno Preduzeće JPTT / ) was a
Yugoslavian charter airliner based at
Zagreb
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Pan Adria Airways was formed in 1961 by the Yugoslav Government as a domestic operator. It later operated night-mail flights as well as domestic and international passenger and cargo charter flights.
After the airline ceased operating the Yugoslav Government formed
Trans Adria
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in 1978 to operate the Pan Adria routes.
Fleet
The Pan Adria Airways fleet in 1974 consisted of
* 1 ×
Douglas DC-9-32
* 3 ×
Convair 440
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The airline also operated a number of light aircraft for agricultural work.
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Airlines of Yugoslavia
Defunct charter airlines
Airlines established in 1961
Airlines disestablished in 1978