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Dubrovnik Airport registers strong growth

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Dubrovnik Airport handled 56.924 passengers in November, representing an increase of 113.9% on the same month last year. The strong growth is being fuelled by Turkey’s Freebird Airlines which has been contracted by a local tour operator to run two daily flights to a number of European airports, primarily in Germany, throughout the winter season. During the elapsed eleven months, Dubrovnik Airport welcomed 2.861.402 travellers through its doors, up 13.7%. It added an extra 345.229 passengers on 2018.

MonthPAXChange (%)
JAN26.323▲ 18.1
FEB33.765▲ 40.3
MAR57.880▲ 21.4
APR210.803▲ 39.0
MAY315.037▲ 8.1
JUN415.876▲ 13.8
JUL514.723▲ 8.4
AUG524.615▲ 8.9
SEP405.924▲ 5.1
OCT299.532▲ 22.7
NOV56.924▲ 113.9

December 03, 2019
croatia Dubrovnik Newsflash Results 2019
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  1. Anonymous13:36

    Impressive, they are finally dealing with seasonality.

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  2. Anonymous14:27

    2,9 million in 2019.

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  3. Anonymous14:37

    Bravo Hrvatska!

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  4. Anonymous14:42

    DBV can't stop winning!

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  5. Anonymous15:41

    300k pax in October is a serious development. Well done.

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