Air Montenegro adds two new routes

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Air Montenegro will introduce two new routes this coming summer. The Montenegrin flag carrier will commence seasonal operations from Podgorica to both Prague and Baku, complementing its summer services from Tivat to the Czech and Azeri capitals. Services to Prague will commence on May 1 and initially run twice per week, increasing to three weekly from June 21 until September 28. Further details can be found here. Operations to Baku will be maintained weekly from June 7 until September 13, with additional details available here. Tickets are now available for purchase through the airline’s website.

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  1. Anonymous10:42

    Montenegro keeps winning!

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    1. Anonymous10:50

      🤣🤣 we miss you with this comment! Been a while ..

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    2. Anonymous11:02

      +1
      ♥️🇲🇪

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  2. Anonymous11:10

    Still no SKP? :O

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    1. Anonymous11:16

      Why would they fly to SKP?

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    2. Anonymous11:45

      Because there is demand and by car it takes 6 hrs

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    3. Anonymous11:51

      The demand is miniscule compared with other inserved destinations.
      The journey (by car or otherwise) is part of the whole holiday trip.

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    4. Anonymous16:00

      Of course it is way better then driving through 2 countries and wait on borders , SKP definitly should have summer Tivat flights.

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  3. Anonymous12:08

    What is the point, since there are same routes from Tivat??? Maybe they should try TGD-TIV??

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    1. Anonymous16:29

      The point is if you go to Boka and Grbalj you pick Tivat, if you go to Bar, Ulcinj, Velika plaza you pick Podgorica.

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    2. Anonymous19:30

      With that logic all destinations going to TGD shall also fly to TIV and the other way around?

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  4. Anonymous12:24

    Will they only have 2 jets in the summer?

    No a320 flights available to book

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  5. Anonymous12:43

    Bravo!

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