Podgorica Airport / Podgorica Golubovci Airbase guide

Podgorica Airport serves the Montenegrin capital from a site on the plain south of the city, near the suburb of Golubovci. It is one of two international airports in Montenegro; the other is Tivat on the coast. Both are run by the state-owned Airports of Montenegro. The IATA code TGD comes from Titograd, the name the city carried until 1992.

Scheduled passenger flights began on 8 April 1946 on the Podgorica to Belgrade route. The airport shares its single 2,500 metre runway, designated 18/36, with the Podgorica Airbase of the Montenegrin Air Force. Terminal operations moved into a new single-level building on 14 May 2006. It has 7,900 square metres of floor space, eight check-in counters and eight departure gates, and was designed for about one million passengers a year.

The airport handled 1,751,750 passengers in 2025, well above the terminal's design figure. Together with Tivat, Montenegro's two airports carried 3,095,315 passengers that year. Air Montenegro bases its fleet here, and low-cost carriers such as Wizz Air and Ryanair link the city with European destinations.