Talk:Podgorica Airport

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Wrong data second runway

There is no second runway at Podgorica airport to my knowledge, an the elevation is somewhat lower than that of the city itself. I've lived in Podgorica all my life, and if there was a second runway at the civil airport - i'd know!

Nije bitno... , 21:26 2 April 2006

So have I Nije Bitno..., but according to wad.com, there it says that there are 2 runways but I agree with you because whenever I travel abroad, I only see 1 runway that the plane travels. —Preceding unsigned comment added by CrnaGora (talk • contribs)

The second runway (08/26) is for military use. Here is a little info Golubovci Airbase. JU580 08:41, 28 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Airplane YU-AOM

As long i can remember the airliner code 'JU' is used by Jat Airways, Belgrade. YM is used by Montenegro Airlines. So, whats the identification from the plane (At the bottom of the article page) that is called YU-AOM?

I am thinking it should be YM-AOL or something. What's right? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 213.10.109.5 (talk) 11:10, 25 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]