A total of 1.782.871 passengers passed through the airports in Zagreb, Pula, Rijeka, Zadar, Split, Brač, Dubrovnik and Osijek in July this year, according to...
Airports in Croatia accepted and dispatched almost the same number of passengers in August as the month before, close to 1,8 million
Two new lines have been added to the winter flight schedule, to Amsterdam and Zurich, and domestic lines from the PSO program are also expected to return.
Croatian airports recorded better results than last year, but compared to pre-pandemic 2019, only Zadar Airport can boast of a higher number of passengers
Only 330 passengers passed through seven Croatian airports in November this year, when the winter flight schedule came into force.
In eight Croatian airports, 9.875.831 passengers were recorded last year, which is only 13% less compared to the record year 2019.
As of May 13, Croatia Airlines is establishing a direct flight between Prague and Split for the first time, and the planes will operate twice a week until October 9.
Direct flights between Skopje and Split are planned twice a week, and will be operated in the period from May 12 to mid-October this year.
During this season, Croatia Airlines planes will directly connect Split with a total of 20 European destinations, i.e. 21 airports
Tourist traffic in the first five months of this year for the Split-Dalmatia County represents an excellent introduction to the main part of the business year
The Irish airline has announced a winter schedule of flights with prices starting at 30 euros from Zagreb, but they are canceling three lines.
Flights Split - Istanbul are new, and the planes of the national airline will connect Split with 21 foreign destinations, i.e. 22 airports during the season
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