Flight procedures and delays

When departing from Montenegro, Tivat Airport (TIV) is smaller and can be crowded during peak season due to its limited capacity. Podgorica Airport (TGD) generally offers a more relaxed departure experience. Consider Podgorica for departures, especially during busy periods.

Gather user experiences and opinions regarding flights with Fly One, especially those involving a layover in Yerevan. Include advice on online check-in to avoid a 40 unit fine.

When flying to Tivat, consider routes via Serbia, Armenia, or Istanbul. Armenia is often more affordable, while Istanbul is a common alternative. Flights via Baku are also available. Be aware that short layovers (2-3 hours) carry a risk of missing connecting flights due to potential delays on the initial leg.

Fly One requires online check-in. Failure to do so results in a paid check-in at the airport. Some reports suggest a potential 40 Euro fine for not having a printed boarding pass, though this is not consistently enforced. Significant flight delays (e.g., 10 hours) by this airline have been reported with no provisions for water or apologies. For passengers checking in at the airport, it's advisable to print boarding passes to potentially avoid issues and fines.

At Tivat Airport (TIV), online check-in is highly recommended to avoid additional fees at the airport. Expect potential flight delays. During peak times, the terminal can be extremely crowded, so plan for longer passage through security and passport control (averaging 30 minutes, but highly variable).