croatian airports
Busy Weekend at Croatian Airports: Over 70 International Flights!
Croatian Aviation reports that Croatian airports continued the positive trend that began in early May. It is to be expected ...
Over 50 Flights at Croatian Airports During First May Weekend!
Croatian Aviation reports that Croatian airports last weekend (May 1 to 2, 2021) saw an increase in international routes compared ...
Brač Airport Director Tonči Peović: Air Traffic Recovery will Depend on Dynamics of Vaccination
HRTurizam reports that airlines from all over the world are announcing the return of seasonal flights to Croatian airports. Thankfully, ...
Less Than 2.2 million Passengers at Croatian Airports in 2020
At the beginning of each new year, the revenues from the last tourist year are added up, and tourists’ numbers ...
Croatian Airports Report Sharp Declines in Activity in January-November 2020
ZAGREB, Dec 13, 2020 – Croatian airports have reported sharp declines in the numbers of passengers and flights and the ...
Three Largest Croatian Airports Record Less than 100,000 Passengers Combined in October
November 4, 2020 – The three largest Croatian airports, Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik, released their monthly statistics for October. All airports ...
Croatian Airports on Their Knees: 90 Percent Less Traffic in July
Due to the collapsed operations of Zagreb’s Franjo Tudjman Airport as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, there was immediate ...
Croatian Airports on Their Knees: 90 Percent Less Traffic in July
Due to the collapsed operations of Zagreb’s Franjo Tudjman Airport as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, there was immediate ...
Split Airport Expecting 2 Million Fewer Passengers this Year, Dubrovnik Remains Optimistic
July 17, 2020 – Business troubles caused by the coronavirus will bring considerable annual losses to airlines, and 2020 will be ...
Split Airport Expecting 2 Million Fewer Passengers this Year, Dubrovnik Remains Optimistic
July 17, 2020 – Business troubles caused by the coronavirus will bring considerable annual losses to airlines, and 2020 will be ...
