Croatia Airlines is set to elevate its presence in European skies with the launch of five new routes from Zagreb: Milan Malpensa, Prague, Bucharest, Madrid, and Hamburg.
These additions largely restore connections disrupted by the pandemic, with the airline planning to add up to 33 weekly flights between April and October — an impressive boost of nearly 10,000 seats during peak season.
The growth doesn’t stop there.
Seasonal services to Berlin and Stockholm will return much earlier this year, kicking off in early April, while the Zagreb–Tirana route resumes nearly a month ahead of schedule, on 25 May.
Meanwhile, popular holiday routes like Split–Istanbul and Dubrovnik–Prague are set to see more frequent departures.
With the anticipated delivery of six Airbus A220s in the coming months, Croatia Airlines is not just recovering — it’s soaring into a new era of connectivity across the continent.
