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Turkish Airlines will increase the number of flights on the Podgorica-Istanbul route this winter, according to the portal Zamaaero. The Turkish national carrier had 17 flights…

Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services (SMATSA) handled 4,090 flights in the airspace of both countries on Saturday, marking the highest daily volume since air traffic…

Montenegrin airports have seen a significant rise in passenger traffic, reaching 1.22 million passengers in the first half of this year—a 14% increase compared to the…

In June, Tivat Airport handled 157,736 passengers, 33,960 more than in the same period last year. This is, according to the Zamaaero portal, 73.3% of the…

To ensure the continued viability and successful growth of To Montenegro, Zoran Đurišić, founder of Montenegro Airlines and its director until 2013, stressed the urgent need…

Montecargo has successfully secured the wagons and containers needed to resume transporting copper concentrate, following a recent ban imposed by authorities due to environmental contamination at…

During its latest session, the Montenegrin government decided to withdraw from providing port services at Bar Port. This decision follows a judicial ruling from February last…

The government has directed the Ministry of Transport and Maritime Affairs to ensure funds are allocated to a designated account within the Ministry of Finance for…

Ryanair has announced an increase in the frequency of its seasonal flights between Zagreb and Podgorica, starting from July 2nd this year. Instead of the initially…

Tivat Airport welcomed the launch of a new Birmingham-Tivat route, following previous inaugurations from London Stansted and Izmir, announced by the National Tourism Organization (NTO). Jet2…