Zagreb Airport registers busiest January on record

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Zagreb Airport saw its busiest start to the year in January by handling 221.747 passengers. The figure represents an increase of 58.2% on last year and 9.2% on the pre-pandemic January of 2020. The number of aircraft movements stood at 3.255. Zagreb Airport has said it expects to register solid growth throughout the year. The airport will see the addition of one new route this year so far, to the Greek island of Kos, which will be launched on June 2 by Ryanair.


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  1. Anonymous13:42

    Bravo Hrvatska!

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  2. Anonymous15:03

    Hello everyone. Aircraft movement is up by 4% compared to 2020 and passenger numbers by 9.2%.
    Did Ryanair operate flights back then?

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    1. Anonymous15:09

      Of course not

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    2. Anonymous15:41

      So how come there were no more movements?

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    3. Anonymous15:51

      Well there were more movements

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    4. Anonymous15:57

      Well there were more flights from other airlines in 2020

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    5. Anonymous16:00

      Ryanair runs flights on the A320. Lufthansa, KLM, Croatia Airlines, Air France, LOT etc mostly send much smaller aircraft and have a lower load factor.

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    6. Anonymous16:23

      KLM is reducing capacity to ZAG in summer. All flights will be operated by Cityhopper. Last year in summer it was a mix of B73W and B738.
      Double daily flights resume on 21.06.

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  3. Anonymous16:28

    Thank you for this website actually recognizing that in the first 2 months of 2020 are prepandemic. All the airport in ex-Yu had a record in those two months.

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    1. Anonymous16:34

      Literally everyone except one lunatic compares this January to the one in 2020.

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    2. Anonymous16:55

      LJU was far from record.

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    3. Anonymous16:58

      16.34 😂

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  4. Anonymous17:36

    Zaggy could reach 4 million this year. Well done!!

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  5. Anonymous19:09

    Guys does FR has only a base in ZAG with A320 or also with their B73H and MAX? Because i don't understand why there is a 737 at the rear of the photo?

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    1. Anonymous19:19

      Some STN flights are operated by STN-based 737.

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    2. Anonymous19:25

      Thanks, so no 73H or MAX is based in ZAG?

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    3. pozdrav iz Rijeke19:29

      Not only STN. I flew DUB to ZAG on Dublin based 737

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    4. pozdrav iz Rijeke19:30

      And yes, only Lauda A320 are based in ZAG

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    5. Anonymous20:02

      Merci

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  6. Anonymous20:45

    It would be interesting to see which tour-operator will sell the Kos packages. This is quite an unexpected destination.

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    1. Anonymous21:49

      Slovenian ones

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    2. Anonymous22:11

      Oh wow, can you name one? I just wanna checkout the prices and compare them with other countries.

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