5 days 11 min
Air traffic recovery, safety at satisfactory level

The Civil Aviation Agency adopted 2024 Occurrence Report, whose objective is to improve aviation safety, to promote measures of preventing reoccurrences of importance for safety, as well as to strengthen safety culture.

During the last year, there were 451 occurrences reported in Montenegro and abroad, where aircraft from the Montenegrin civil registry were involved. One of them is classified as an accident without fatal consequences or seriously injured persons, which presents decrease of such cases when compared with previous year. It was an occurrence in general aviation in which a sailplane participated.

The air transport is completely recovered at global level, indicating growth of 3.8% in 2024, when compared to pre-pandemic year of 2019.

As regards the level... OPŠIRNIJE

2 weeks 3 days
Summit in Krakow is important for closer European cooperation

Director of the Civil Aviation Agency, Ivan Scekic, is representative of Montenegro at the Krakow Aviation Summit that takes place on 29 and 30 May 2025.

“This is a good opportunity for strengthening cooperation with aviation authorities at the European level, European Union institutions and international organisations, particularly during the meeting of obligations on the way to becoming full-fledged EU Member State. Montenegro is expanding partnership connections in air transport”, Scekic said after many conversations with colleagues at margins of the summit in Poland.

Summit of the European aviation representatives followed the meeting of directors general of civil aviation from the ECAC Member States, where the achievements and future priorities were taken into... OPŠIRNIJE

3 months 2 weeks
Another successful control mission

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) conducted a standardization inspection from February 24 to 28, 2025 in the areas of flight crew and cabin crew licensing and the issuance of medical certificates (FCL & MED). This is the first inspection under EASA requirements in the FCL and MED areas, which is significant for Montenegro, especially in the context of the EU accession process.

It can be stated that the inspection was successfully completed, considering the conclusions brought and the fact that the CAA staff and management were proactive in improving this domain in a short period. They also recognized the additional necessary steps to be taken, which aligns with the opinion of the EASA expert team. Therefore, the CAA continues to ensure the implementation of... OPŠIRNIJE

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