The Air Montenegro company will introduce two new airlines from our country this year, from Podgorica to Bratislava and from Tivat to Brno, the portal exyuaviation.com announced. In this way, connections will be strengthened and the potential arrival of numerous and announced tourists from the Czech Republic and Slovakia will be facilitated.
The line from Podgorica to Bratislava will run twice a week, and according to current announcements, it will be active from June 17 to September 23. When it comes to Brno in the Czech Republic, the line will be active from Tivat three times a week, from June 15 to September 23.
As published by the portal exyuaviation.com, Air Montenegro's summer routes to Bratislava, Copenhagen and Nantes have been confirmed for now from Podgorica. The line to French Lyon starts once a week on April 14.
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