Croatia Airlines enters the 2024 summer season, which begin on March 31 and runs until October 26, with the introduction of four new routes, including Berlin, Stockholm and Tirana from Zagreb, as well as Istanbul from Split. Over the course of the summer, in June, the carrier is expected to take delivery of its first of fifteen new Airbus A220 aircraft, although the jet is yet to be scheduled on any of its flights. Overall, Croatia Airlines plans to operate some 17.155 scheduled services during the 2024 summer season, offering 1.915.173 seats. This represents an increase of 1.1% and 6.2% respectively on last year, however, operations are still down 10.1% on the pre-pandemic 2019, while capacity is still 6.7% below 2019 levels. These figures may change once the carrier puts its A220 jet into service.
Departing Zagreb
Departing Split
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Departing Dubrovnik
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From Pula, Croatia Airlines will operate to Zadar (8x per week) and Zagreb (3x per week), with a limited service to Zurich during the month of April, until April 27 (2x per week). From Osijek, the airline will fly to Munich (2x per week), as well as Split and Dubrovnik (1x per week). From Zadar, the carrier will operate to Pula (8x per week) and Zagreb (8x per week). Rijeka will see the Croatian national airline operate flights to Munich (3x per week) resuming May 12. Finally, Croatia Airlines will maintain scheduled services from Brač to Zagreb (2x per week), while services to Munich, which were maintained once per week last summer, have been discontinued.
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