Airport · updated 13 November 2026

Tivat Airport: compensation for delays and cancellations up to €600

In summer, when Tivat is busiest, delays are common. Flights from Tivat fall under Montenegrin rules adopted from the EU, with the same amounts as in the EU.

Which rules apply

FlightRules
From Tivat, on any airlineMontenegrin rules adopted from Regulation 261/2004, with the same amounts
From Tivat to the EU, on Wizz Air, Ryanair or another EU airlineRegulation (EC) 261/2004 as well (alongside local rules)
From the EU to TivatRegulation (EC) 261/2004

Montenegro’s Civil Aviation Agency cites the same amounts as in the EU: €250, €400 and €600. If the airline doesn’t answer a complaint within 30 days, the Agency offers out-of-court dispute resolution. For delays of three hours or more we rely on the EU Court’s Sturgeon ruling, which local authorities don’t always apply the same way, so we check every flight individually.

How much compensation

Tivat ↔Distance (approx.)Per passenger
Belgrade300 kmup to €250
Istanbul840 kmup to €250
Vienna660 kmup to €250
Copenhagen1,530 kmup to €400
Prague920 kmup to €250
Stockholm1,920 kmup to €400

Example routes; the amount is the same in both directions. On flights over 3,500 km with a 3 to 4-hour delay, the amount can be €300. Work out your route in the calculator.

Air Montenegro flies from Tivat all year, to Belgrade and Istanbul, and in summer Air Serbia and seasonal EU airlines fly here too. On Air Serbia flights from Tivat, Montenegrin rules apply because the country of departure counts; for the return flight from Belgrade, Serbian law applies, see the Air Serbia guide.

What to do at the airport right away

Deadlines

The complaint deadline depends on the country and the airline, and for flights from Montenegro it can be short. Send us your flight as soon as you’re back; we’ll send the complaint to the airline.

This is general information, not legal advice for your specific case. We check every claim individually.