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Air Serbia is further expanding its operations to Montenegro, with the carrier set to introduce a fourth daily service between Belgrade and Podgorica from October 1 from Mondays to Saturdays. The additional rotation will remain in place throughout the upcoming 2026/27 winter season, which begins on October 25. The extra daily flight is now available for booking through the airline’s website.
Air Serbia is further expanding its operations to Montenegro, with the carrier set to introduce a fourth daily service between Belgrade and Podgorica from October 1 from Mondays to Saturdays. The additional rotation will remain in place throughout the upcoming 2026/27 winter season, which begins on October 25. The extra daily flight is now available for booking through the airline’s website.
Air Serbia has also recently increased frequencies between Belgrade and Tivat for the winter season to three daily flights. As a result, the Serbian flag carrier will maintain a record 48 weekly services between the two countries, comprising of 27 weekly rotations to Podgorica and 21 to Tivat.
Seven daily flights between Belgrade and Montenegro in the middle of winter by Air Serbia. That is some serious capacity.
ReplyDeletewow!
ReplyDeleteFour weekly except on Sundays
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DeleteThese are the departures now:
ReplyDeleteBEG-TGD 06.30-07.35 AT7
BEG-TGD 13.35-14.30 A319/320
BEG-TGD 17.30-18.35 E90/95
BEG-TGD 20.25-21.30 AT7
TGD-BEG 08.10-09.15 AT7
TGD-BEG 15.15-16.05 A319/320
TGD-BEG 19.10-20.00 E90/95
TGD-BEG 21.20-22.25 AT7
This is great news for Montenegro. Wizzair and Air Serbia are, each in it's own way, bringing more connectivity to Montenegro. It is important to remember that connectivity works both ways: Montenegrin passengers can travel abroad, while visitors coming to Montenegro generate tourism revenue, supporting local hotels, restaurants, shops and businesses and helping to create jobs. Connectivity is an economic asset and Montenegro should protect it. A competitive aviation market gives consumers choice, keeps travel affordable, brings international visitors to Montenegro and makes the country more attractive for business and investment.
ReplyDeleteIs that you Mr. Owain Jones of Wizz? :)
DeleteIf you read carefully, this guy copied Mr. Jones's statement given in today's main article onhere today...
Hahaha that was my thought too...like reading the article from today morning again :-D
DeleteI just cannot imagine how many daily flights would it be if only the bilateral chains are broken and we can see some other airline serving the route (for example Wizz or Ryan).. The prices would be much more affordable and I bet we would easily see few more daily flights :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a "declaration of war" by Air Serbia.
ReplyDeleteAir Montenegro will be the casualty as if they lose share on this market they will not last long.
Air Serbia has more resources and even capability to withstand losses on this routes if needed.
Exactly, Air Serbia will not allow Air Montenegro to be stronger on the route.
DeleteIdemo dalje....
ReplyDeleteDoes JU fly from Niš to MNE?
ReplyDeleteYes, seasonally to Tivat.
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