Browsing: Montenegro airports

Montenegro’s Minister of Transport and Maritime Affairs, Filip Radulović, has announced that both Airports of Montenegro and Air Montenegro are fully prepared for the upcoming summer…

Montenegro faces the necessity of revising concession terms and aiming for higher financial compensation for airport concessions if it opts to engage in negotiations with the…

Today, Air Montenegro completed its first flight on the Tivat-Izmir route, marking the beginning of regular service between the two destinations. A warm welcome awaited the…

The National Tourist Organization (NTO) announced today that Jet2.com’s inaugural flight from London to Tivat, carrying 190 passengers, has successfully landed. This marks the establishment of…

As Montenegro continues to solidify its position as a popular tourist destination and an emerging economy in the Balkans, efficient airport connections have become a crucial…

Transavia, the Dutch low-cost airline, will launch flights between Montenegrin airports and Paris (Orly Airport) starting from the beginning of April. Flights to Podgorica will operate…

The two airports of Montenegro have recently entered the environmental certification programme which recognises and evaluates efforts towards the zero emissions objective, to get closer to…

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…

The government is working on resolving contentious issues arising from the current concession process for the Airports of Montenegro, highlighted by the consultant International Finance Corporation…

The Executive Director of Montenegro Airports, Vladan Drašković, stated that the company finished the year 2023 with a profit of 9.5 million EUR. “During 2023, we…