TAV Macedonia celebrated 3 millionth passenger in a single year at Skopje International Airport

TAV Macedonia General Manager, Nejat Kurt and Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Aleksandar Nikoloski, surprised the 3 millionth passenger while she was checking-in on the flight Skopje-Bari, informing her that she is the one who marked the significant moment for Skopje Airport and she will receive a reward. 
TAV Macedonia and its sister companies: BTA, ATU and TAV MOS – awarded the lucky passenger with free of charge airport services and products in the business lounge, restaurants and duty-free shop, while Wizz Air provided two return flight tickets from Skopje to a Wizz Air destination that the passenger will choose.     
And just for comparison, the first year of our operations, 2010, ended with 684,905 passengers at Skopje International Airport, so that in 2014 we reached the 1 millionth passenger, in 2018 - the 2 millionth, and today we celebrate the 3 millionth passenger, which clearly shows our vision, strategy and joint work with the Government as our partner, stated Nejat Kurt, TAV Macedonia General Manager.   He pointed out that this achievement shows that every step taken with vision, effort and dedication leads to results that change reality. 
“What once seemed like a distant goal, today is a fulfilled task that paves the way for even greater opportunities. This moment is proof that TAV Macedonia and the entire team continue to grow, progress and set new standards in air traffic in the country. With the same energy and responsibility, we will continue to create new successes, new reasons for pride and a better experience for every passenger who passes through our doors, emphasized Nejat Kurt, TAV Macedonia General Manager.  
 The number of passengers at the two Macedonian airports continues its growth since the beginning of the year. Latest statistics show that Skopje International Airport and Ohrid St. Paul the Apostle Airport served 3,180,521 passengers from January to November this year, which is an increase of 8% compared to the same period last year. At the same time, a total of 24,481 flights were realized, which is an increase of 4% compared to 2024. Currently, a total of 15 airlines fly to 47 destinations from Skopje International Airport.
As of December 15, Wizz Air will add  2 new routes from Skopje to Prague and Cologne, increasing the total number of routes from the Macedonian capital to 49.