At ITB Berlin this week, Croatia Airlines unveiled it’s Summer timetable, which includes new flights from all across the country.
The airline has used the event to advertise fully the extensive service, which is vast in nature.
Without further ado, let’s get into it…
Flight Timetable for Croatia Airlines…
In their very extensive press release, Croatia Airlines has outlined significant plans for the Summer.
So, take a deep breath, and let’s get into it.
From across Zagreb, Split, Rijeka, Pula, Osijek & Bol & Dubrovnik, the airline will offer the following flights:
- Tirana
- Berlin
- Stockholm
- Amsterdam
- Athens
- Barcelona
- Vienna
- Berlin
- Brussels
- Copenhagen
- Frankfurt
- London Heathrow
- Mostar
- Munich
- Paris
- Rome
- Sarajevo
- Skopje
- Zurich
- Istanbul
- Oslo
- Bucharest
- Dublin
- Dusseldorf
- Copenhagen
- London Gatwick
- Lyon
- Milan
- Prague
- Stockholm
- Osijek
- Rijeka
In a statement, Croatia Airlines said the following on this collection of flights on offer:
“Croatia Airlines’ network of both international and domestic flights during this year’s tourist season has been adapted to market demand for air travel services.”
“By expanding its network of destinations and increasing the number of flights it operates, Croatia’s flag carrier is planning to strongly contribute to the development of Croatia’s tourism product, and the improvement of the transport infrastructure of the Republic of Croatia.”
First Airbus A220 Due Mid-Year for the Carrier…
Croatia Airlines also took the time to discuss it’s plans for the Airbus A220 aircraft it has on order.
Last year, the airline placed an order for six aircraft, in a fleet modernisation and growth plan.
On this, the airline said the following:
“Croatia Airlines is expecting the delivery of the first new A220 aircraft by midyear, which will mark the beginning of the replacement of the carrier’s entire fleet with new and technologically more advanced aircraft in the market segment of 100 to 150 seats.”
“Compared to previous generations of aircraft, according to the manufacturer, the Airbus A220 aircraft are powered by the latest generation of engines that deliver half the noise footprint per seat, a 25% decrease in fuel burn and CO2 emissions, and a 40% reduction in the emission of nitrogen oxides (NOx).”
“Of course, the Airbus A220 aircraft are also more comfortable to fly in.”
“While flying in new and quieter aircraft, passengers will also have access to other conveniences, such as internet access, each seat equipped with mobile phone chargers (USB A, and USB C), and a more comfortable passenger cabin.”
Overall…
In conclusion, Croatia Airlines has outlined a bold and ambitious timetable for flights in the Summer.
With a fleet of just 12 aircraft as per Planespotters.net, this will mean that their fleet will get heavily utilised over the Summer period.
All eyes will be on how this will work moving forward, as well as how the introduction of their first Airbus A220 will address the gap.
But for now, let’s see how the carrier gets on in that very busy period.
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