Turkish Airlines boosts Zagreb winter operations

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Turkish Airlines will increase frequencies on its Istanbul - Zagreb service this coming winter season, which begins in late October. The carrier will maintain seventeen weekly flights between the two cities, up from fourteen weekly the previous winter. It will operate double daily flights each day with a third rotation to be maintained on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It comes as the airline prepares to grow its summer operations to the Croatian capital to up to four daily flights on select days.

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  1. Anonymous10:41

    Ljubljana stagnating?

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    1. Anonymous10:50

      What do you mean? We are getting +4 flights p week this summer.

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    2. Anonymous10:57

      For the winter

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    3. Anonymous11:19

      They'll maintain the same frequencies as last summer

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    4. Anonymous11:22

      LJU is 1/3 size of ZAG, it should be thankful to have such amount of TK flights.

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  2. Anonymous10:56

    Bravo Hrvatska!

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    1. Anonymous12:03

      Imagine how big Bravo could it be if OU weren't miserable miniature irrelevant feeder full of political influence, crime, corruption, nepotism, incompetence, inertness and mismanagement

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    2. Anonymous12:55

      Yawn

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    3. Anonymous19:48

      Him again… tedious as ever!

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    4. Anonymous22:08

      True though Shame tax payers have to fund this OU shambles. But I guess some people still get wrapped up in communist mentality

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    5. Anonymous22:08

      Greetings to both Buzin and Središnjica

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  3. Anonymous12:01

    Next summer, time for EK to restart ZAG

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    1. Anonymous14:14

      Hahaha how yes no?!

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    2. Anonymous18:47

      Hahaha, who laughs last laughs the best/sweetest! 🙂

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  4. Anonymous12:03

    TK is a blessing for the entire ex YU region.

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    1. Anonymous12:04

      Mašala! 🙂

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    2. Anonymous14:08

      That's for sure

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