In a public statement, TIA said there had been no disruption to services and that the airport remained fully operational, ensuring uninterrupted service for passengers.

The airport urged the public to rely exclusively on its official communication channels for information on flight schedules, operations and airport services.

“Full transparency is our primary obligation,” TIA said.

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According to the report of Tirana International Airport (TIA), the problem was addressed immediately and efforts are ongoing to restore operations to normal as soon as possible.

TIA said that it is in constant contact with the relevant authorities and airlines, while managing passengers affected by delays and changes in flight schedules.

The airport has engaged the maximum number of available staff to support operations at the terminal and to ensure the fastest possible management of the situation.

“Our teams are on full alert and are doing their utmost to accelerate the restore of operations to normal,” TIA said.

Passengers are advised to regularly check airline announcements and communications for the latest information on flight status.

TIA emphasized that passenger safety remains the top priority. /e.xh/a.f/p.s./

Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Enea Karakaçi was today at the Albcontrol, where he got acquainted by Director Dritan Isaku with the entire process being carried out to manage the flow of flights, as well as the measures taken to guarantee a process without problems and delays.

Tirana International Airport is now the busiest hub in the Balkans. The Minister of Infrastructure and Energy noted that civil aviation is breaking records year after year. The airport manages high passenger traffic smoothly without delays. Government policies that bring in more airlines and flight routes are driving this growth, which boosts tourism and strengthens the economy. /e.xh/r.e/a.f/p.s./

According to the announcement of Tirana International Airport, today, Wizz Air successfully launched its inaugural flight on the new route connecting Tirana to Palma de Mallorca.

TIA assessed that the new line represents another connecting bridge between Albania and Europe, expanding travel opportunities for citizens and tourists.

“This new route strengthens ties between the two countries, grows the tourism sector, and offers travelers enhanced access to an iconic Mediterranean destination”, said TIA.

TIA highlighted that the new destinations are driving tourist growth, deepening economic ties and elevating Albania into a key regional air transport hub. /e.xh/j.p/p.s./

According to TIA, adding twice-weekly flights on Mondays and Thursdays, this new line will provide passengers with greater travel flexibility while boosting tourism and bilateral exchange.

TIA’s expanding flight network is putting Albania on the map, connecting Tirana to a growing list of international destinations.

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The new service will operate once a week, every Wednesday throughout the summer season, strengthening air connectivity between Albania and Romania and creating new opportunities for travel, tourism, and economic cooperation between the two countries.

The arrival of TAROM at TIA represents an important step in expanding the airport’s network of airline partners and increasing access to the Romanian market.

The new route is expected to contribute to growing visitor numbers to Albania, supporting the development of the tourism sector and further promoting the country as an increasingly attractive destination for international travellers.

Tirana International Airport has expanded rapidly in recent years, adding new destinations and airlines as Albania’s tourism sector continues to grow.

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Airport authorities said on Tuesday all operations are proceeding as scheduled, with no disruptions or diversions, while fuel supply remains secured, ensuring full continuity of service for all airlines operating to and from Tirana.

“Our priority remains safety and a reliable experience for every passenger,” the authorities said, assuring citizens and travellers that all flights are being conducted in accordance with international protocols.

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Balluku said that during the last 24 hours, due to weather situation above and near Tirana International Airport, two of the flights set for 5 p.m., were diverted towards Bari, due to the inability to continue landing safely.

According to her, there have been weather problems even today.

“Albcontrol has responded to all the requests of the pilots to avoid these phenomena during the flight phases. Due to these deviations caused by weather conditions, there may be delays in today’s flights,” said Balluku.

Albcontrol is closely monitoring the situation while providing its services.

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This increase is related to both tourist flow and the expansion of air connections.

According to TIA, the top 5 destinations during August were Milan, London, Rome, Vienna and Bologna.

TIA remains the main air gateway connecting Albania to the world, offering more travel options for an ever-growing number of passengers. /r.e/p.s./

Tirana International Airport (TIA) announced a historic milestone Thursday, reporting its busiest day on record: 298 flights and 50,892 passengers passed through its terminal in a single day.

This achievement marks a major success for the airport and underscores the growing capacity and efficiency of Albania’s aviation infrastructure.

“Our mission remains the same: connecting Albania to the world,” TIA said in an official statement, expressing gratitude to its professional team and the passengers who choose the airport daily as their point of departure or arrival.

The continued rise in air traffic is accompanied by expanded destinations, improved services, and ongoing infrastructure investments, solidifying TIA’s role as a critical regional hub.

With consistent growth in both flight operations and passenger numbers, Albania’s air sector is evolving into a vital pillar of the country’s connectivity and tourism strategy.

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