Air Montenegro to add two more routes

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Air Montenegro to add two more routes

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Air Montenegro will introduce an additional two new routes in its network this coming summer season, in addition to the three announced earlier this week. The Montenegrin carrier will commence a three weekly service between Podgorica and Zurich this April, while two weekly rotations will be introduced between Tivat and Prague starting this June. Air Montenegro will compete directly against Chair Airlines on the Zurich service, while it will be the sole operator to the Czech capital. Ticket sales are expected to begin later today.

Destination	Launch date
Zurich	APR 08
Paris	APR 09
Lyon	APR 09
Nantes	MAY 07
Prague	JUN 14

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Air Montenegro 2022 summer expansion

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Anonymous11:08
Well done! So 5 new routes from Air Montenegro next summer
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Anonymous12:34
Montenegro keeps winning!
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Anonymous12:39
Unbelievable achievements! Very good, MNE!!
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pozdrav iz Rijeke13:44
Too bad Air Montenegro and Air Serbia don't have BCG to "consult" them - they could have had strategic achievements now, and really huge, like selling sandwiches, instead doing stupid small things like conquering new markets and extending network, maybe even earning something more...
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Anonymous18:51
Maybe they should add a livery to their plane(s) first :)
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Anonymous21:27
Pala vlada, sad ce opet biti Montenegro Airlines. Ili oba Air Montenegro i Montenegro Airlines.
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