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Zagreb Airport, 1968

Montenegrin airports maintain growth

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Montenegro's two international airports have continued to register strong passenger growth throughout May. Podgorica Airport welcomed 94.724 travellers last month, representing an increase of 19% on last year. Over the January - May period, Montenegro's capital city airport handled 365.836 passengers, which is up 19.7% on 2017.

Month
PAX
Change (%)
JAN59.861▲ 17.8
FEB55.002▲ 17.7
MAR66.518▲ 18.7
APR89.731▲ 23.8
MAY94.724▲ 19.0

Over at Tivat, the airport handled 85.854 passengers last month, an increase of 13.1%. So far this year, Tivat Airport welcomed 197.668 travellers through its doors, up 18%.

Month
PAX
Change (%)
JAN19.845▲ 35.1
FEB16.534▲ 15.6
MAR23.070▲ 14.2
APR52.365▲ 23.7
MAY85.854▲ 13.1
June 18, 2018
Newsflash podgorica Results 2018 tivat
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  1. Anonymous15:17

    Bravo Montenegro! Good figures.

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  2. Anonymous19:36

    Crazy growth! BRAVO! Браво! Одличан резултат!

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  3. Anonymous02:27

    Seems like Bosnia had more passengers in the first five months than Montenegro? Although numbers are not out for May for Mostar, Tuzla and Banja Luka, it is certain that Bosnia had more. Interesting to see, despite the Montenegrin coast, and all those lowcosters and a national airline.

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  4. Anonymous11:42

    TIV Top 10 destination (percentage of total pax):DME/VKO/SVO-36.50%,BEG-14.58%,KBP/IEV-6.71%,TLV-3.27%,LGW/STN-2.83%,CDG/ORY-2.10%,MAN-1.67%,DXB-1.46%,BRU-1.40%,ARN-1.13%.

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