In August 2015, Apogee opened its newest FBO in Montenegro.
Anna Borodata, regional manager at Apogee stressed that location of FBO has great potential for the development of business aviation industry due to the country’s geographical location as it is easy to dispatch supervisors to almost all Balkan countries. With the opening of this FBO, Apogee are planning to increase the number of business jet flights to our FBO up to 35.8%.
Since August the Montenegro FBO has handled 63 business jets, many were VVIP government flights.
The FBO also is able to provide aircraft maintenance, hangarage and fuel.
Apogee started in 2009 and today has FBOs in Montenegro, Turkmenistan, Russia/CIS and in Dubai and will open two new FBOs in new locations in the near future.
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