Thomson to launch new Podgorica flights

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Leisure carrier Thomson Airways will launch seasonal operations to Podgorica next year from three cities in the United Kingdom. The airline will commence services from Birmingham, Manchester and London Gatwick to the Montenegrin capital from May 2018. The airline will face no direct competition on any of its new routes. Flights will run until October 14 of next year.

Further flight details can be found by clicking on the links below. 

RouteLaunch date
Birmingham - Podgorica16.05.2018
Manchester - Podgorica20.05.2018
London-Gatwick - Podgorica23.05.2018

Comments

  1. Anonymous10:42

    wow well done Podgorica!

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  2. Anonymous11:06

    Great news and tickets are on sale already!

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  3. Anonymous12:54

    Bravo Crna Gora!

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  4. Milivoje Rodic13:38

    Lets go! Hope Wizzair and Ryanair will launch some new flights too

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  5. Anonymous14:15

    If not this then definately next year Podgorica will handle 1 mil.

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  6. Anonymous14:47

    I wonder who the targeted passengers are? While London may cater for diaspora, I really wonder what the market should be in BHX and MAN? Or are the holiday package passengers bussed from TGD to the southern part of the Montenegro coast? Simply don't get it......

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    1. Anonymous14:51

      Holodaymakers are the main target for all three routes. You can buy packaged tours to Budva and Herceg Novi with Thomson if you use these flights.

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    2. Anonymous15:20

      I think TGD is less congested than TIV during summer period. Until now Thomson used DBV for packages to Montenegro so these flights will cater for tourists to the entire MNE coast.

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    3. It will be full with Albanian people from Albania and Kosovo suffering high air ticket fares with BA

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  7. Anonymous15:24

    It'll be interesting to see Sarajevo passenger numbers compared to Podgorica. Which will be 9th busiest in ex-yu this year?

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    1. Anonymous15:33

      It will be Podgorica for a second consecutive year. Podgorica is already ahead of Sarajevo.

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