In October 2007, South Korea made a government donation valued at $1 million for a new airport equipment ranging from cargo loaders to a flight information display system. Further reforms came in 2008 when several old types of passenger aircraft such as the Ilyushin Il-86 were permanently banned from flying to Tivat and subsequently redirected to Podgorica Airport due to noise abatement.
In October 2007, South Korea presented a $1 million government gift for modern airport equipment including cargo loaders and a flight information display system. Further improvements came in 2008 when several outdated passenger aircraft like the Ilyushin Il-86 were permanently grounded from flying to Tivat and redirected to Podgorica Airport because of noise reduction.