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Low cost carrier Volotea will introduce seasonal flights between Athens and Split next summer season. The airline will maintain two weekly services between the two cities, each Wednesday and Sunday, starting April 19. It will compete directly against both Aegean Airlines and Croatia Airlines on the route, which also maintain the service over the summer. Further flight details can be found here.

October 10, 2019
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  1. Anonymous10:31

    Bad news for A3. Hopefully they don't close the route like they did with ZAD.

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    1. Keep Calm and visit Dalmatia.10:43

      They didn't stop flying to DBV after V7 launched flights so I don't expect them to stop SPU either.
      Plenty of demand for beautiful Dalmatia!

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    2. Bel Cielo 14:17

      Oh yes... Anonymous 10 :31,A3 will go bankrupt because of volotea starting split flights!!! OMG, some of you guys do you understand what are you writing sometimes???!!

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    3. Anonymous14:48

      No one said A3 will go bankrupt but they might suspend SPU since it's not performing as well as DBV for them. The market isn't that big.

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    4. Anonymous14:49

      Yes SPU is performing so bad for A3 that every year they are increasing capacity to it!
      LOL!

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  2. Anonymous10:34

    Come to Zagreb!

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    1. pozdrav iz Rijeke11:20

      With crimos merged to protect OU at any cost I don't see it happening

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  3. Anonymous10:39

    Bravo Hrvatska!

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    1. pozdrav iz Rijeke11:20

      Bravo Volotea

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  4. Anonymous10:40

    I don't see OUflying to ATH for much longer...

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    1. pozdrav iz Rijeke11:30

      Just small rephrasing : I don't see OU flying for much longer

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    2. Anonymous12:45

      pozdrav iz Rijeke having negative thoughts about Croatia is more common than Joker having negative thoughts about his work! ;D

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    3. Petar13:11

      10 October 2019 at 12:45
      +1
      Croatia is general and OU in particular are daily targets of his hate

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    4. Anonymous13:18

      It's not hate if they are facts. Many Croats on here ignore those.

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    5. Anonymous15:16

      That dude is some bitter chum who failed in life and now everyone is responsible for that. Croatia has its flaws but hey if you don't like it that much feel free to fly anywhere else and enjoy life. Stop being negative dude!

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  5. Anonymous10:48

    V7 should start flying from LJU to Iberian peninsula and seasonal flights to ATH. I'm quite sure there is a lot of demand for these flights.

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    1. Anonymous10:52

      V7 primarily flies in Italy and south France.

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    2. Anonymous10:59

      V7 is very well present in Spain as well.and in Greece

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    3. Anonymous12:19

      V7 is absent from BCN and MAD.

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    4. Anonymous12:37

      yes but there are destinations in Spain where they fly to (or have hubs there)

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    5. Anonymous12:56

      Yes but those smaller destinations have very little demand for LJU.

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    6. Anonymous13:07

      They just announced BCN flights from Strasbourg. I'm sure there is as much demand from LJU.

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