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<\/a><\/p>\nOn the other hand, the Parliament of Montenegro provided the MANS Investigative Centre with access to part of the data in its possession related to flights realized in the period from 2016 to the end of 2021.<\/a><\/p>\n Most of the analysed data refer to the former president of the parliament, Ivan Brajovi\u0107, who used the state aircraft 42 times in four years of his term of office. In 5 months he was the president of the parliament, Darko Pajovi\u0107 flew this plane eight times, and the current president of the Parliament of Montenegro, Aleksa Be\u010di\u0107, twice in one year.<\/p>\n An analysis of data on Ivan Brajovi\u0107 reveals that the current leader of the Social Democrats often travelled accompanied by his wife Dragana Brajovi\u0107, who accompanied him on as many as 25 business trips abroad. According to the requests for the use of the state aircraft, which were analysed by MANS, Brajovi\u0107’s wife was the official part of Montenegrin delegation six times, while as a so-called “escort of the delegation” she flew state aircraft 19 times!<\/p>\n As a member of the delegation, Dragana Brajovi\u0107 usually attended Ivan Brajovi\u0107’s protocol visits, while outside the official protocol and at the expense of citizens, the wife of the former head of parliament visited: Rome, Rimini, Bratislava, Warsaw, Morocco, Tbilisi, Vienna, Baku, Geneva, Tallinn, Berlin, Zurich, Luxembourg, Ankara and Reykjavik.<\/p>\n Ivan Brajovi\u0107 with his wife Dragana<\/p><\/div>\n It is also interesting that Ivan Brajovi\u0107’s wife flew by a “special flight” in several cases while she was accompanying the delegation, i.e. by state aircraft, while it was noted that members of the delegation on those trips flew commercial flights.<\/p>\n In response to questions from the MANS Investigative Centre, the former president of the Parliament stated that he personally covered the costs of his wife’s airline tickets when she was not a member of the delegation. However, in the documentation that MANS had access to, there is no information that Brajovi\u0107’s wife flew commercial flights. When asked for which flights he personally paid for his wife’s ticket, Brajovi\u0107 refused to answer.<\/p>\n During his five-month term, former president of the Parliament, Darko Pajovi\u0107, was accompanied on business trips by his advisers and interpreters, as well as cameramen and security.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>