Tirana International Airport (TIA), under Kastrati Group’s management, has solidified its position as the largest airport in the Western Balkans, marking a significant milestone in the region's aviation history. Surpassing Belgrade Airport, TIA now stands as a beacon of progress and connectivity, ranking fifth in the broader Balkan region.

With its strategic location and state-of-the-art facilities, TIA has emerged as a pivotal gateway not only for Albania but also for neighboring countries. Serving as a local airport for Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, and Northern Greece, TIA plays a vital role in fostering regional connectivity and economic development.

Bolstered by its recent achievements, TIA is poised for further expansion and innovation. Currently undergoing an expansion phase, TIA is gearing up to offer transoceanic flights, opening new avenues for global connectivity and positioning itself as a key player in the international aviation market.

Furthermore, Kastrati Group’s continuous investments in the airport, amounting to 85% of the total sum agreed upon until 2040, showcase their unwavering commitment to enhancing infrastructure and services beyond initial expectations. This proactive approach underscores their dedication to surpassing the agreed-upon standards and ensuring that TIA remains at the forefront of the aviation industry in the Western Balkans and beyond.

With almost 1,500 flights per week and a relentless focus on delivering unparalleled service, TIA is redefining the standards of excellence in the aviation industry. In an interview for Blendi Fevziu at “Opinion”, Piervittorio Farabbi Chief Operating Officer of TIA, said: "During the peak season, I think that we will have 250 flights a day, so we will have more than 1500 a week. Kastrati Group have taken up a challenge and by being themselves Albanians they consider this airport with pride as the main entry point in Albania. They are building it faster than any other airport I can think of."

TIA's exponential growth trajectory, supported by the strategic investments of Kastrati Group, is evident in its record-breaking tourist arrivals. In 2023, TIA shattered records by welcoming 7.2 million passengers, a testament to its growing appeal as a tourist destination and transit hub. Building on this momentum, TIA is on track to surpass 9.3 million passengers in 2024, reaffirming its status as a premier aviation destination in the Balkans.

While Tirana International Airport (TIA) continues its journey of growth and expansion, it stands as a testament to Albania's resilience, progress, and potential. With Kastrati Group's unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation, TIA is shaping the future of aviation in the Western Balkans and beyond, ushering in a new era of connectivity, prosperity, and opportunity for all.