Browsing: air connectivity

A regional meeting was held in Podgorica between representatives of Albania’s Air Traffic Control (ALBCONTROL) and the Air Traffic Control of Serbia and Montenegro (SMATSA). Participants…

Montenegro is ready to foster and improve economic cooperation with Bulgaria, with a focus on better air connectivity, according to the Minister of Transport, Maja Vukićević,…

This spring, citizens of Montenegro will likely have to first travel to Tirana, then take a flight from there to European destinations, as there are fewer…

Aviation analyst Alen Šćurić highlighted the ongoing connectivity problems facing Montenegro, particularly in air travel. He noted that while Montenegrins may choose to travel via Tirana,…

Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) maintain exceptional neighborly relations, with discussions emphasizing the need for more intensive air connections, as noted by Tourism Minister Simonida…

Improved air connectivity between Montenegro and Israel is expected to increase the influx of Israeli tourists, who have long been a staple of Montenegro’s tourism scene.…

The air route with Luxembourg has not been terminated; instead, it has been temporarily suspended,” stated Fetija Kalač, the president of the Information and Cultural Center…

Good air connectivity is of crucial importance for promoting Montenegro as a tourist destination, but infrastructure challenges represent a dominant obstacle in tourism development, said the…

Air Montenegro is again expanding its offer, so the company will fly to four new destinations during the summer season of 2024. As announced by the…

Air Serbia and Air Montenegro handled a total of 261.556 passengers on flights between Belgrade, Podgorica and Tivat during the first half of the year. The…