Flights between Belgrade and two airports in Montenegro were the busiest connection in the former Yugoslavia last year.

Flights between Belgrade and two airports in Montenegro were the busiest air connection between countries in the former Yugoslavia last year, and they also recorded an increase in the number of passengers last year.

As the ExYU Aviation portal announced yesterday, last year, the Serbian national airline "Air Serbia" and the Montenegrin national airline "Air Montenegro" together transported a total of 685.316 passengers between Belgrade, Podgorica and Tivat.

That is 42.389 passengers or 6,6 percent more than what was flown between Belgrade and Podgorica, or Belgrade and Tivat, in 2024.

The Belgrade - Podgorica line remained the busiest route between two cities in the former Yugoslavia last year, carrying a total of 356.896 passengers, which is 9,4 percent more than the year before.

The Belgrade - Tivat line is not far behind, with a total traffic of 328.420 passengers recorded last year. This is a 3,7 percent better result than in 2024.

Belgrade is the busiest destination served from both Montenegrin airports: after the capital of Serbia, the second busiest destination served from Podgorica last year was Istanbul, with a traffic of 290.827 passengers, while from Tivat, after Belgrade, the second busiest destination was Tel Aviv, with a total of 201.531 passengers.