Montenegro’s airport capacity constraints, operational disruptions and infrastructure limitations are becoming an issue linked to aviation regulation, EU integration and airline network decisions, as authorities face…
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The operational challenges affecting Montenegro’s airports have intensified attention on the governance structure of Aerodromi Crne Gore AD, the state-owned company responsible for managing the country’s…
Montenegro’s newly launched direct air services with Barcelona carried a combined 8,399 passengers during the first half of 2026, marking the country’s first scheduled direct connections…
Montenegro’s plan to cancel the concession process for Podgorica and Tivat airports has left the country without a confirmed replacement investment model, while passenger growth continues…
Montenegro has completed its expansion of international air connectivity for the 2026 summer season with the launch of Iberia’s direct Madrid–Tivat route, becoming the 23rd new…
The withdrawal of the first-ranked consortium from Montenegro’s airport concession process has created uncertainty over the future financing and management model for Podgorica and Tivat airports.…
Spanish airline Iberia has launched its first direct service between Madrid and Tivat, introducing a new international route during the peak period of Montenegro’s summer tourism…
Iberia has launched a new direct air connection between Madrid and Tivat, introducing a new Western European route to Montenegro during the peak period of the…
Air Montenegro has introduced additional aircraft capacity through a wet-lease agreement with Turkey’s Tailwind Airlines after the delayed delivery of a fourth Embraer E195 created a…
Aerodromi Crne Gore handled nearly 1.5 million passengers from the start of 2026 until early July, representing growth of approximately 17% compared with the same period…
