Croatian Aviation reports that Ryanair held two press conferences yesterday, both virtual, for Zagreb and Zadar airports.
At the press conference, Europe’s largest airline announced the reopening of its base at Zadar Airport. With two base aircraft, on as many as 78 weekly flights, it will connect Zadar with 37 destinations, of which as many as 17 are new, giving passengers the opportunity to choose from a number of European destinations from July 2021.
Ryanair’s new destinations from Zadar Airport announced for this summer season are:
Aarhus,
Bari,
Bologna,
Bremen,
Bucharest,
Budapest,
Edinburgh,
Gdańsk,
Liverpool,
Maastricht,
Naples,
Newcastle,
Paris,
Rome,
Vaxjo,
Warsaw,
Wroclaw.
In addition to the 17 new lines, Ryanair will operate from Zadar on 20 more previously introduced lines, bringing a total of 37 international destinations to Zadar!
Given the number of announced routes, Ryanair will open a base at Zadar Airport this summer and base 2 of its aircraft there. In total, on a weekly basis, the Irish carrier will have as many as 78 return flights to 15 European countries.
According to Croatian Aviation, there will also be 12 Ryanair flights to Zagreb from eight countries. Thus, the Croatian metropolis will be connected with Paris, Brussels, Dortmund, Frankfurt, Karlsruhe, Memmingen, Milan, Rome, Podgorica, Oslo, Gothenburg, and London.
Already this autumn, Ryanair will perform as many as 36 weekly flights from Zagreb Airport to the following destinations:
Brussels Charleroi, from June 2, 3 times a week,
Dortmund, from September 3, 2 times a week,
Frankfurt-Hahn, from September 3, 3 times a week,
Gothenburg, from September 3, 3 times a week,
Karlsruhe, from September 2, 2 times a week,
London, from September 1, daily,
Memmingen, from September 3, 2 times a week,
Milan, from July 1, 4 times a week,
Paris, from September 2, 2 times a week,
Podgorica, from September 4, 2 times a week,
Rome, from September 3, 3 times a week,
Torp Sandefjord, from September 1, 2 times a week.
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