45 weekly flights to Tivat by "Air Serbia"

Serbian national airline to increase traffic to Montenegrin coast during peak summer season

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There will be a total of 70 flights per week on the Belgrade route, Photo: BORIS PEJOVIC
There will be a total of 70 flights per week on the Belgrade route, Photo: BORIS PEJOVIC
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The Serbian national airline "Air Serbia" has announced that it will further increase its regular traffic on routes from Serbia to Tivat during the peak of the upcoming summer tourist season.

Air Serbia has already added four new weekly rotations on the Belgrade-Tivat route for July and August to its flight schedule for the upcoming summer. This means that during these two months, Air Serbia will have as many as 41 weekly rotations on this route.

With flights by the Montenegrin national airline "Air Montenegro", which will be almost 30 per week, the Tivat-Belgrade route will be one of the most frequent in Europe during the upcoming summer, with over 70 rotations per week.

In addition to the Belgrade route, Air Serbia will also fly to Tivat from Niš and Kraljevo during the upcoming summer on the so-called PSO routes, which are subsidized by the Serbian Government with budget funds. Air Serbia planes will operate on both of these routes twice a week, which means that in addition to the Belgrade route, the Serbian national airline will have as many as 45 weekly flights from the Serbian market to Tivat during the summer of 2026.

Otherwise, during January this year, Tivat Airport achieved a total traffic of 16.202 passengers, which is 4,5 percent less than in the same month last year. The primary reason for this is the fact that due to bad weather, several flights were canceled during January, or instead of Tivat as originally planned, they had to land in Podgorica. This is confirmed by the data on the number of realized air operations (aircraft takeoffs and landings), which in January this year on the runway next to the Tivat Bay amounted to a total of 279, while in January 2025 there were 295.

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During January this year, Tivat Airport had a total traffic of 16.202 passengers, which is 4,5 percent less than in the same month last year. The primary reason for this is the fact that due to bad weather, several flights were canceled during January, or instead of landing in Tivat as originally planned, they had to land in Podgorica.

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