Earlier“Pobeda”statedthat flights from Moscow to Tivat would start on November 28 and would operate on Saturdays. In addition to Montenegro, flights to Armenia, the UAE, and Cyprus were planned. However, officially air service has been resumed only with the United Arab Emirates.
At the moment, Rosaviatsia has granted permission for regular flights to 12 countries. Airlines have received approvals for flights to Belarus, Israel, Cyprus, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Slovakia, Uzbekistan, Finland, Croatia, Cuba, and the Maldives.According to an order from Rosaviatsia.
To date, flights have already been permitted to Turkey, the United Kingdom, Tanzania, Switzerland, Egypt, the UAE, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Serbia.
MeanwhileMontenegro Airlinesplans flights to Belgrade, Ljubljana, Paris, and Saint Petersburg. The airline is expected to operate 300 flights (including return flights) and carry 32,826 passengers over the next month.
Montenegro Airlines will operate flights from Podgorica to Belgrade, Frankfurt, Paris, Ljubljana, and Zurich. And from the airport in Tivat – to Belgrade and Saint Petersburg.
In addition, from December 1 until the end of the monthAir Serbiaplans to operate 1,040 flights (including return flights). The airline says that 116,040 seats are already available for sale.
The carrier will operate flights from Belgrade to 29 destinations. These include Athens, Amsterdam, Banja Luka, Brussels, Berlin, Copenhagen, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Istanbul, London Heathrow Airport, Larnaca, Ljubljana, Moscow, New York, Oslo, Paris, Podgorica, Prague, Stuttgart, Sarajevo, Sofia, Skopje, Stockholm, Tivat, Tirana, Thessaloniki, Vienna, Zurich, and Zagreb.
From Niš, the airline will serve only one route to Hahn twice a week.
Most flights — 52.2% of all flights — will be operated by Airbus A320 aircraft, 41% by ATR72 aircraft, 4.6% by Boeing 737 aircraft, and 2.3% by Airbus A330 aircraft.