Rijeka Airport Adds Another New Airline: Welcome, Lufthansa!
Rijeka Airport has added yet another new airline to the list for the upcoming season.
Rijeka Airport has added yet another new airline to the list for the upcoming season.
ZAGREB, April 3, 2018 – The Rijeka airport on the northern Adriatic island of Krk will be open round the clock starting from April 4, when construction work begins on the runway of Zagreb airport, which will be closed during the night over the next two months.
Rijeka Airport is the only airport in Croatia to have recorded a decline in passenger traffic during this year’s summer season.
Deputy Mayor Marko Boras Mandić claims that Rijeka Airport has the greatest potential for growth in the country.
(Photo credit – the welcoming committee for the inaugural flight to Vela Luka – European Coastal Airlines) Some significant additions to the European Coastal Airlines network.
March the 12th, 2026 – All Croatian airports saw growth during the otherwise traditionally quiet month of January in 2026, with the exception of Rijeka Airport. As Fiuman writes, Croatian airports successfully served an impressive 365,000 passengers during the month of January 2026. This figure is representative of an 8.8% increase compared to the same … Read more
On Sunday, Rijeka Airport announced three Ryanair return flights from Charleroi, London, and Stockholm. However, only the plane from Stockholm landed and took off from Rijeka airport, and the other two flights were canceled, reports Croatian Aviation. Due to the strong wind in Rijeka on Sunday morning, flights to London and Brussels were canceled, which … Read more
February 26, 2019 – TCN continues looking at the plans and expectations for Croatian airports in 2019, with updates from Pula, Rijeka, and Osijek, thanks to AvioRadar.
May the 24th, 2026 – Croatian airports are preparing for yet another record summer as the temperatures climb alongside the numbers of people descending on the country from far and wide. From Franjo Tuđman Airport in Zagreb to Split Airport and Dubrovnik Airport down in the extreme south of Dalmatia, Croatian airports are preparing. The … Read more
April the 4th, 2026 – A Croatian airport loses half of all its flights, with the relevant ministry quick to explain what is actually going on. As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, Osijek Airport has lost half of its flights, which has surprised many despite the eastern Croatian airport not being anywhere near as popular as others. … Read more