An overview of the latest flight news from Croatian skies on March 26, 2018.
“Croatia Airlines will increase frequencies on its London Heathrow – Zagreb sector this summer from the planned three weekly flights to four weekly operations, while services from Zagreb to the British capital will remain at three per week.” Read the full story on ExYuAviation.
“Ukraine International Airlines intends on launching a number of new routes within the next five years among which are both Zagreb and Belgrade, the head of the company’s Supervisory Board, Aron Mayberg, said at a press conference in Kiev. According to Mr Mayberg, services to Zagreb are planned to commence in 2021.” Read the full story on ExYuAviation.
Norwegian’s impressive expansion to Croatia continues. Having started with flights from Norway, the low-cost carrier has gradually expanded its operations from a number of other bases, including a direct flight to Split from London Gatwick. Sweden has now been added to that list, with direct flights from Stockholm to Split scheduled to commence on May 23. More on Avioradar.
And finally, a new charter option from Switzerland for Pula, as Air Glaciers will connect Istria with both Sion and Les Eplatures twice a week from the end of May. More information on Avioradar.
