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Jet2 to return to Pula in 2025

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British leisure carrier Jet2 will restore operations to Pula after five years in May 2025 with the introduction of three seasonal routes. The carrier will introduce two weekly operations from Birmingham, one weekly from London Stansted and two weekly services from Manchester to the Croatian coastal city. “This growth is only possible thanks to the loyalty of customers and independent travel agents. Throughout this year we have continued to work hard to provide them with the award-winning customer service that we are renowned for, and we are delighted to present them with this collection of new destinations to choose from”, the airline said. Flights are now available for booking through the airline’s website.

December 08, 2023
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  1. Anonymous10:39

    From 2025? 🤷‍♂️ And why not from 2024? Pretty odd to announce the flights this early... Or is it just a typpo?

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    1. Anonymous10:42

      Jet2 does it constantly for no reason whatsoever

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    2. Anonymous10:43

      It's not a typo. It starts in 2025. They schedule flights over a year in advance

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    3. Anonymous12:10

      Really? Hadn't realised that. Anyhow, well done PUY. Beautiful part of the world, southern Istria.

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    4. pozdrav iz Rijeke13:57

      Not only southern; whole Istria is divine beautiful

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    5. Anonymous20:41

      Well there are places one prefers over others. I liked staying in southern Istria, there were other places I was not so excited about. It varies from area to area and according to one’s preferences, as it should.

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  2. Anonymous11:12

    Bravo Pula!

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    1. Anonymous09:23

      For what? The actual manager is doing nothing. No vision at all.

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  3. Anonymous11:52

    Pula became a good player like SPU, DBV and ZAD!!!! A great place in Croatia that will develop tourism in the future, definitely, I was there in 2019 when I lived in Ljubljana, it is full of Austrian tourists and I think the new FR flights will be very successful, I wonder why so many people prefer with car or camper?
    I hope they don't over build of hotels villas..

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    1. Anonymous09:21

      Are you for real? Have you checked how many passengers have Zadar? Pula used to be much better in the past.

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  4. Anonymous12:27

    Operated with the 757 as well??

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    1. Anonymous12:44

      Nope

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  5. Anonymous13:19

    Bravo Hrvatska!

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  6. Michael00:49

    Like their livery.

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  7. Anonymous18:45

    Shame they didn’t include Edinburgh as they used to fly to Pula from there (as been a couple of times in the past and was sad to see they had axed the route). Prefer Pula to Dubrovnik area - people are much more friendly and day trips to Venice, Lipica and Lake Bled always lovely to do

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"Qantastic" 
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