NEWS FLASH
Low cost carrier Ryanair is bringing forward the resumption of select seasonal summer flights out of Zadar next year. As a result, the airline will operate some services during the 2023/24 winter season, which runs between October 29 and March 30 of next year. Ryanair will restore its flights between Zadar and Berlin on March 1 in 2024, initially maintaining two weekly rotations. Similarly, services to Dublin will resume on March 19. A number of destinations will return in the week leading up to the start of the 2024 summer season including Budapest, Cologne, Poznan and Krakow on March 26, as well as Warsaw, Stockholm Arlanda and Liverpool on March 27. Modifications to these plans at this early stage remain possible. Ryanair is Zadar’s largest airline. This year it accounts for 77.3% of the airport’s total capacity with 1.142.408 seats. It operates a seasonal summer base from the coastal city.
Thats very good news! I am missing Eindhoven though, that route would work really well.
ReplyDeleteI was expecting FR not to operate anything before June, based on what they were doing this year, so this is very good news if the flights actually happen.
ReplyDeleteCome to Sarajevo! Lol
ReplyDeleteBravo Hrvatska!
ReplyDeleteWhat about Marseille?
ReplyDeleteZadar will have Berlin flights in March but Zagreb won't. Some people still dream of ZAG as a regional hub.
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DeleteLiterally no one dreams of Zagreb as a regional hub.
DeleteTwo Ryanair bases not far away from each other.
ReplyDeleteWhat could go wrong for Zagreb airport...?!
Not much, but a good start, finally something. I wish something similar could hapen in Dubrovnik too. I wonder if Dubrovnik ever reached out to FR regarding winter flights.
ReplyDeleteThere is Dublin and Vienna in March from Dubrovnik
DeleteTogether with Croatia Airline's Munich route over the winter, and a good season Zadar could go to 1.5M next year
ReplyDeleteClickbait. There are no winter flights, lol. Early March is the beginning of spring/Easter season for flights
ReplyDeleteYou obviously don't know how and when the IATA winter season in the aviation industry works.
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