:Thanks for posting the notice in Talk:Priština -)
I share Húsönd's rational for opposing the move (despite the University of Prishtina precedent, where I just don't dare to tread -)
As discussed in Talk:Priština, I find that "Pristina" is just a simplified version of "Priština", widely used because of mainly two factors: lack of "š" in English (and most keyboards) and political neutrality. In fact, the very same people who write "Pristina" pronounce the word with the "š/sh" sound. In my personal opinion, and in Húsönd's words, [diacritics are] a more perfectionist and educative way to display [the name].
As for the official website, check the "Welcome to Kosova" section, not to mention the "History" section -)
1965: Prishtina Airport was officially opened and initially was opened for domestic flights only.
2000: Airport Prishtina initially has begun its operations and other airport matters with 45 employed workers in total.
I can't stress enough that my opinion has nothing to do with taking sides in the current Kosovo conflict (which I would solve by moving the entire population of the Western Balkans to Antarctica, and giving the region to the penguins - who probably will change Priština's official name to something in the lines of Tekeli-li).
Best regards,