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Split Airport registers strong November

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NEWS FLASH


Split Airport has continued to see its passenger numbers improve in November, with figures growing into the double digits. It handled 39.552 travellers during the month, an increase of 20.5% on last year. As a result, during the eleven-month period, the airport welcomed 2.782.033 travellers through its doors, up 23.1%. Therefore, it has met its target of handling 2.7 million passengers this year and has surpassed its 2016's end-of-year result which stood at 2.289.987 passengers. General Manager Lukša Novak recently said, "We want to be an effective regional airport. We need to work to stimulate traffic in the winter months. Our fees, which have not been modified for the past ten years and should stay the same for at least another two, are fair. No carrier has special treatment". 

MonthPAXChange (%)
JAN30.423▲ 17.2
FEB23.932▲ 0.4
MAR33.828Decrease 3.7
APR123.230▲ 63.2
MAY257.445▲ 25.9
JUN403.586▲ 25.5
JUL657.056▲ 20.7
AUG593.709▲ 22.0
SEP421.053▲ 23.3
OCT198.150▲ 18.2
NOV39.552▲ 20.5
December 04, 2017
croatia Newsflash Results 2017 Split
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Comments

Anonymous said…
Bravo Hrvatska!
Ne zbog prometa na aerodromu vec zbog produljenja turisticke sezone.
14:25
Anonymous said…
From 600k in July to 30k in November :D

Not a diss, just pointing the obvious.
14:50
Anonymous said…
Sto je to ocigledno?
14:53
Anonymous said…
That the market is highly seasonal. OMG shocking, thanks for pointing this out to us anon 2:50 because we had no clue!@
14:55
Anonymous said…
jedna Atina ima vise putnika nego cela ex yu
15:21
Anonymous said…
Dubrovnik +40% in November!!
Good job DBV!! :)
15:29
Q400 said…
Impressive!
16:10
Anonymous said…
Yes, we all knew it, but 20x times less passengers compared to summer is EXTREME for a city with over 200k people. It is not as if Split is some island where normally 10k people live.
16:13
Anonymous said…
its not extreme- its comparable to Nish minus tourists.
INI has more or less the same nr of passengers in a month
16:20
Anonymous said…
I was wishing that INI concluded the year with half a million at least, but alas. I think SKP will be happy to learn that it is not getting any closer.
16:24
Anonymous said…
Ne bas usporedivo s Nisem.
Nis je jedini aerodrom u dijelu zemlje koji mu gravitira.
Split je jedan od 3 aerodroma u dijelu zemlje koji mu gravitira.

Jedina slicnost Splita i Nisa je broj stanovnika. Tu sva slicnost pocinje i prestaje.
16:37
Anonymous said…
which are these 3 airports?
16:45
Anonymous said…
39.552 so cute :)
16:46
Anonymous said…
anon, 4:24,
fyi, estimates for INI for this year is 300-350k.
according to the aiport management, INI will reach 600k in 2021
16:53
Anonymous said…
Taj dio srbije, juzna srbija gdje je Nis kao najveci vrad ima, prema wiki 1 500 000.
Dok Split kao najveci grad u Dalmaciji koja prema wiki ima 850 000 stanovnika.
3 Dalmatinska aerodroma su Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik
16:56
YU-ARA said…
wow! so this is the 3rd busiest airport in ex-yu??? over a half of a million difference btw july and november. haha.. good thing that beautiful Adriatic sea will stay where it is.
17:33
Anonymous said…
Brojke govore same za sebe.
Aerodrom nije svrha putovanja.....

No, brojke su neosporne.
Hrvatska je uspijela produljiti turisticku sezonu na 7 mjeseci.

Job well done!
17:34
Anonymous said…
Ne. To je 2.najprometniji aerodrom u drzavi.
17:40
Anonymous said…
Distance between Split and Dubrovnik is some 230 km while Belgrade is 250 km away from Nis. By that logic they are also competing.

On top of that, Skopje is 215 km from Nis while Sofia is just 160 km.
All of these are year-round airports meaning that INI is actually in a worse situation.
18:18
Anonymous said…
ZAG +12% in November and significant cargo growth! Congrats!
18:26
Anonymous said…
12% is not that much given the fact that Emirates flies there this year and that some airlines increased capacity. I expected close to 20%.
18:27
Anonymous said…
Ja inace ne vidim logiku u usporedjivanju stvari koje nemaju apsolutno nista zajednicko.

Sto zajednicko imaju 2 aerodroma?
Apsolutno nista osim svoje funkcije sredinama kojima sluze.
Zadaca sredine je da uposli te aerdroma cim vise za opci interes.
Hrvataka je ocito nasla recept kako bi uposlila svoje aerodrome za svoj interes.

U cemu je vas problem?

Ako vec, a vucete te paralele, crte se negdje moraju povuci.
Dubrovacko-Neretvanska Zupanija ima 123 000 stanovnika. Dubrovacki aerodrom je u ovoj godini, do sada, zabiljezio promet od 2 236 000 putinka.
Naravno kako su te brojke impresivne i za daleko mnogoljudnije sredine.
No, zar se te sredine mogu po usporedjivati po icem osim sto u njima zive ljudi?
18:31
Anonymous said…
does Zadar even count here? (is it charter only or they have any year/round flights?
furthermore many passengers from Nish fly from BEG because the entire distance is a highway (meaning easily accessible, if you decide to drive) whereas this is not the case with the road to Dubrovnik, so I srsly doubt anybody from Split would bother to drive all the way to Dubrovnik (and vice versa) to catch a flight.
18:36
YU-ARA said…
jos tuznije
18:55
Anonymous said…
YYZ BEG, nemamo svi tu sreću da imamo 1 aerodrom u državi i jedan Niš
19:01
Anonymous said…
Istocni grijeh
19:06
Anonymous said…
Mislis kao Ceska ili Madjarska?
19:18
Anonymous said…
Taj jedan Nis je utrostrucio broj putnika ove godine. ;)
19:21
Anonymous said…
Da, mislim kao Češka i Mađarska.
19:23
Anonymous said…
Irska, Belgija, Slovacka, Danska, Finaka... sve drzave sa manje vise jednim aerodromom
19:32
Anonymous said…
Da je svijet copy/paste.....ali nije
19:42
Wijn en Olijfolie said…
Intresting
21:55
Petar said…
The growth at ZAG was +16% for the first half of the month with great loads. Late November plumented as expected. Even EK flew witj no more than 180 pax on average per leg. It should pick up now for the holidays.
I say, +12,54% is very good considering that there was a modest growth in # of flights
23:31
Anonymous said…
Cijela regija je sezonalna to je cinjenica, nije lose da u 300km obale od zadra(600k), splita(2.8m) i dubrovnika(2.4m) je proslo 5.8m putnika zracnim putem.
Split vec debelo kasni sa ekspanzijom zl
00:39
Aleks Popovic said…
You can’t compare the adriatic with niška or soko banja... nonetheless, the numbers are drastic, just like the temperature between july and november, and holiday season being virtually non existent in many parts of the world.
03:25
YU-ARA said…
Elem, Split mora da poradi na "off sezoni". to je evidentno.
08:40
Alen Šćuric Purger said…
There are 4 airports exactly (and Dubrovnik is not one of them) and those are:

Split
Zadar 108 km
Brač 53 km
Mostar 162 km
09:31
Anonymous said…
Ta off sezona postaje sve kraca i kraca.....
09:34
Alen Šćuric Purger said…
Zadar all year routes are to Zagreb and to Pula.

It is seasonal airport but it is not true that it is just charter airport. Legacy carriers are:

Aegean to Athens
Brussels to Bruxelles
Croatia to Frankfrut, Pula, Zagreb
Lufthansa to Munich
Luxair to Luxembourg
LOT to Warshaw

+ LCC (Ryanair, EasyJet, Eurowings, Flybe, Transavia and Vueling)
09:39
Alen Šćuric Purger said…
So not true:

Czech Republic
Prague 12,0 million
Brno 470.000
Ostrava 310.000
Karlovy Vary 100.000
Pordubice 60.000
Out of Prague 940.000

Hungary
Budapest 11,4 million
Debrecen 290.000
Balaton 20.000
Gyor 20.000
Nyíregyháza 35.000
Szeged 20.00
Out of Budapest 385.000

Ireland?!?!!?!?!
Dublin 28,0 million
Shannon 1,8 million
Cork 2,2 million
Kerry 0,3 million
Knock 0,7 million
Other airports 0,2 million
Out of Dublin 5,2 million

Belgium?!?!?!?!?
Brussels 22,0 million
Antwerpen 152.000
Ostend 64.000
Cherleroi 7,3 million
Liege 300.000
Out of Brussels 8,8 million

Slovakia
Bratislava 1,8 million
Košice 440.000
Poprad 85.000
Silač 35.000
Out of Bratislava 560.000

Denmark?!?!!??!
Copenhagen 29,0 million
Aalburg 1,4 million
Aarhus 350.000
Billund 3,1 million
Bornholm 260.000
Esbjerg 130.000
Roskilde 22.000
Sondenberg 56.000
Out of Copenhagen 5,3 million

Finland?!?!?!?!?!
Helsinki 16,4 million
Enontekio 21.000
Ivalo 155.000
Joensu 134.000
Jyväskylä 62.000
Kajaani 84.000
Kemi 56.000
Kittila 227.000
Kokkola 88.000
Kuopio 232.000
Kuusamo 69.000
Lappeenranta 36.000
Mariehamn 59.000
Oulu 983.000
Pori 11.000
Roveniemi 478.000
Savonlinna 13.000
Tempere 357.000
Turku 312.000
Vaasa 282.000
Out of Helsiniki 3,7 million

SO NOT TRUE!
10:06
Alen Šćuric Purger said…
Točno

+Novogodišnji turisti koji su u značajnim brojkama posebno u Dubrovniku, Splitu, Istri, ali još više u Zagrebu koji ima oko 120.000 turista tijekom Adventa (što je brojka ravna 6. ili 9. mjesecu)
10:09
Alen Šćuric Purger said…
New flights in November

+5 Emirates
+4 Qatar
+3 Eurowings (Dusseldorf)
+1 Norwegian (Stockholm)
+6 Luftahansa
+2 LOT

But minus than last November
-3 flydubai
-1 Eurowings (Cologne)
-5 Brussels
-2 ČSA
-2 Air Serbia

So
+21
-13
=+8 weekly flights
10:15
Anonymous said…
Istocni grijeh
10:17
Anonymous said…
Volim ove sto misle kako znaji zbrojiti 2 broja
10:22
frishki said…
Možda zato jer do Atene se najviše može dolaziti avionom. Sigurno Nijemac ili Nizozemac neće sjesti u auto i voziti do Grčke.
10:24
frishki said…
Envy is a biatch.
10:28
frishki said…
A ja anonimne troleve.
10:29
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