June 24, 2020 – The latest news from around Croatia’s airports for flights to Croatia with updates from Zagreb and Pula.
Croatian Aviation reports that Windrose and Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) have announced the launch of direct international flights to Pula Airport.
Namely, Windrose and SAS will launch direct flights to Pula at the very beginning of July. More specifically, on Saturday, July 4, the A320neo will operate on Scandinavian Airlines and the A321 on Windrose Airlines.
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From July 4, Scandinavian Airlines will introduce the Copenhagen – Pula route, once a week (every Saturday), though the route will probably be intensified with more weekly flights in the coming period. SAS announced the A320neo aircraft on this route.
Recall, yesterday, we announced that SAS released a modified flight schedule for July, in which the number of weekly flights to Split has increased significantly.
The company has decided to increase the number of weekly flights and add a route from Stockholm to Split, so SAS will connect Split with Scandinavia according to the following schedule:
Copenhagen – Split, from June 29, daily (so far twice a week)
Oslo – Split, from June 29, six times a week, except Thursdays (so far once a week).
SAS will also introduce Stockholm – Split, from July 1, which will operate daily.
From the same date, Jule 4, Windrose Airlines plans to launch the Kyiv-Pula route, also once a week (Saturday), with the A321 aircraft, but the second weekly flight (Tuesday) is also on sale, from July 21.
Furthermore, Ex Yu Aviation reports that Spanish airline Iberia will not resume the Madrid – Zagreb service until the start of the 2020/2021 winter season.
Namely, Iberia will resume the route on October 23 with three flights per week, on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
In 2019, Iberia carried 47,703 passengers between Madrid and Zagreb. Iberia will resume seasonal flights to Dubrovnik on July 17, though services to Split and Zadar have not yet been scheduled.