Albania Opens Kukës International; Additional Adriatic Airport To Come

April 21, 2021
Albania
An Air Albania A319 was the first to land at newly opened Kukës International.
Credit: Air Albania
Albania plans to continue building new airports after the country officially opened Kukës International Airport on April 18. Kukës International, which cost close to $29 million, sits 90 mi. northeast of Albania’s capital Tirana, close to the border with Kosovo. Air Albania’s single Airbus A319...

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