Model was presented by Kevin Knight, Etihad’s director of strategic planning, while the MA delegation was headed by Daliborka Pejovic, the President of the Board of Directors. The meeting was, in addition to two Etihad vice-presidents, also attended by Nebojša Krstajić, Director General of Air Transport at the Ministry of Transport and Maritime Affairs of Montenegro.
The plan for implementation of a new business model and the mechanism for restructuring the company, to allow its profitable business in a relatively short period of time, was also discussed.
“The plan includes a significant enhancement of the intensity of traffic on profitable lines, a significantly more efficient use of the fleet and the opening of over 50 new destinations available to Montenegro Airlines through a code share agreement”, the statement said.
Increased number of passengers is also expected, as well as further support for the development of tourism in Montenegro.
“This will contribute to promote Montenegro in the international arena as an attractive tourist and investment destination, which will stimulate the overall economic development of the country. Montenegro Airlines remains 100 percent owned by the state of Montenegro”, the statement concludes.
