Dubrovnik Airport has announced its summer flight schedule for this year, which takes effect on the last weekend of this month. Thus, Dubrovnik should have direct flights to more than 70 airports this summer throughout Europe and the world, reports Croatian Aviation.
This summer, Dubrovnik Airport will be connected to more than 70 international airports, two of which are outside Europe (New York and Dubai) and only four domestic (Split, Rijeka, Zagreb, and Osijek). All other routes have been announced around Europe.
It should also be noted that regular flights from Ukraine and Russia by several airlines have been announced in the summer flight schedule, which will certainly not happen given the war in Ukraine.
List of destinations and airlines:
Amsterdam (EasyJet, KLM),
Athens (Aegean, Volotea),
Barcelona (Vueling),
Bari (Volotea),
Basel (EasyJet),
Belfast (Jet2)
Belgrade (Air Serbia),
Bergen (Norwegian),
Berlin (Eurowings, EasyJet),
Birmingham (TUI, Jet2),
Bordeaux (Volotea),
Bristol (TUI, EasyJet),
Brussels (TUI, Brussels Airlines),
Bucharest (Blue Air),
Budapest (LOT),
Cardiff (TUI),
Cologne (Eurowings),
Copenhagen (SAS, Norwegian),
Cork (AerLingus),
Doncaster (TUI)
Dubai (FlyDubai),
Dublin (Ryanair, Aer Lingus),
Dusseldorf (Croatia Airlines, Eurowings, Condor),
Edinburgh (EasyJet, Jet2),
Frankfurt (Croatia Airlines, Lufthansa, Condor),
Geneva (EasyJet),
Glasgow (TUI),
Hamburg (Eurowings),
Helsinki (Finnair, Norwegian),
Istanbul (Turkish Airlines),
Katowice (Smartwings, Wizz Air),
Krakow (LOT),
Leeds (Jet2)
London Gatwick (EasyJet, TUI, British Airways, Wizz Air),
London Heathrow (British Airways),
London Luton (EasyJet, Wizz Air),
London Stansted (Jet2),
Luxembourg (Luxair),
Lyon (Volotea, EasyJet),
Madrid (Iberia),
Manchester (TUI, Jet2, EasyJet),
Marseille (Volotea),
Milan (EasyJet),
Munich (Lufthansa, Croatia Airlines),
Nantes (Volotea, EasyJet, Transavia),
Naples (EasyJet),
New York (United Airlines),
Newcastle (TUI, Jet2),
Nottingham (TUI, Jet2),
Oslo (Flyr, Norwegian, SAS),
Osijek (Croatia Airlines),
Paris CDG (Air France, Croatia Airlines),
Paris Orly (Transavia, EasyJet),
Poznan (Smartwings, LOT),
Prague (Smartwings),
Riga (Air Baltic),
Rijeka (Trade Air),
Rome (Croatia Airlines, ITA, Vueling, Wizz Air),
Rotterdam (Transavia),
Split (Trade Air),
Stavanger (Norwegian),
Stockholm (Norwegian, SAS),
Stuttgart (Eurowings),
Thessaloniki (Aegean Airlines),
Toulouse (Volotea),
Venice (Croatia Airlines),
Vienna (Austrian Airlines, Wizz Air, Ryanair),
Vilnius (Air Baltic),
Warsaw (LOT, Smartwings, Wizz Air),
Zagreb (Croatia Airlines),
Zurich (Croatia Airlines, Edelweiss).
According to the airline, Dubrovnik Airport is facing a very demanding season. Its biggest success is the fact that there will be a regular United Airlines line between New York and Dubrovnik, which starts significantly earlier and ends only in October.
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