Frankfurt

Dear passengers,

We inform you with great pleasure that Montenegro Airlines, the national carrier of Montenegro, is gradually resuming its traffic after the commercial shutdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. We resumed the regular traffic in the following order: Ljubljana on June 12^th, Frankfurt on June 14^th, Vienna on June 15^th, Paris on June 16^th, Zurich on June 17^th, Dusseldorf on June 20^th, Copenhagen on June 20^th, Hanover on June 21^st, London on June 24^th, Lyon on July 25^th, Rome on August 14^th, Belgrade on August 19^th.

Our team works tirelessly to maintain the highest hygiene standards and apply all necessary safety measures. All these measures are in accordance with the recommendations of the Institute of Public Health of Montenegro, the Civil Aviation Agency and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Safety of passengers and crew is always our top priority.

*Note

The flight schedule depends on the decisions and guidelines of the National Coordinating Body of Montenegro, domestic, foreign and international bodies and the relevant authorities from the field of civil aviation, i.e. on the changes of travel restriction in the countries to which we operate flights. For more information on the flight schedule, booking and ticket purchase, please call:

• Call Center + 19804,
• for international calls + 382 20 22 81 87

e-mail: booking@montenegroairlines.com

Yours, Montenegro Airlines

Instructions for entering Germany

In accordance with the Decree of the Federal Ministry of Health, which entered into force on November 8^th, 2020, before entering Germany from the risk area it is necessary to make a digital registration, which replaces the previous statement/form in the paper form.Therefore, the obligation of electronic registration applies from November 8^th, 2020, if the person has been in the risk area during the past ten days. Registration can be made at the link www.einreiseanmeldung.de

Digital registration should facilitate the work of the competent health services in monitoring compliance with the adopted measures and enable better prevention of spreading the virus in the travel segment.

General measures stipulate that all the passengers, who have been in one of the countries qualified as risk area in the last 10 days before entering Germany are obliged to go quarantine/ self-isolation immediately upon entering the country. Self-isolation can end no earlier than five days, with a negative PCR test, no older than 48 hours. The test results should be kept for ten days.

Accordingly, The Decree of the Federal Ministry of Health, inter alia, states that "persons who arrived in the FR Germany by land, sea or air and who during the last ten days before entry stayed in an area where there is an increased risk of infection with coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, are obliged to provide the proof of completed testing, at the invitation/request of the competent health service". "A negative test on paper or an electronic document in German, English or French" are considered a valid proof. "Persons who are not tested in accordance with the obligation, risk paying high fines (up to 25,000 euros) in accordance with the local regulations.Being a passenger in the international traffic, who is informed of its obligations, we expect you to conscientiously comply with the stated obligation (without being served with any order or decision).

Persons transiting through German territory are not subject to a measure of self-isolation, but they have no right of retention and are obliged to leave FR Germany immediately. It is understood that these individuals do not have symptoms of COVID-19.

With regard to the implementation of measures within the competence of the federal states/provinces, certain exempts are possible, depending on the province.

We remind you that entering and staying of Montenegro citizens in FR Germany is still not possible, unless having an important reason.

Important reasons for entering from the third world countries are:

• German citizens, EU citizens and third-country nationals with existing residence permit in Germany;
• Health workers and health researchers, as well as nursing staff;
• Foreign qualified and highly qualified workers whose employment is necessary from economic perspective and whose work cannot be postponed or done abroad;
• Staff employed in transport of goods as well as other transport staff;
• Seasonal workers in agriculture;
• Seafarers;
• Foreign students whose studies cannot be fully organized from abroad;
• Foreign family members who come for a family reunion, as well as visits due to urgent family reasons;
• Persons who need international protection or protection for other humanitarian reasons;
• Diplomats, international organizations employees, military staff and humanitarian workers during the performance of their duties;
• "German immigrants";
• Transit passengers.

We note that traveling as a tourist is not considered as an important reason.

The passenger's previous place of residence is crucial in determining the possibility of entry, not their nationality.

More information can be found at the link of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of FR Germany: www.bmi.bund.de/civil-protection/coronavirus/coronavirus-faqs

Information on changing terminals

We would like to inform you that some of the terminals from which our company's traffic operates have changed at airports in Europe. Now our planes fly toTerminal 1, at Frankfurt International Airport.