Neos plans Reykjavik - Zagreb service

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Italian leisure carrier Neos plans to operate flights between Zagreb and Reykjavik’s Keflavik Airport next summer. The service is scheduled to commence on May 1 and run weekly, on Fridays, until the end of the 2026 summer season with the carrier’s Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The flights have been loaded in the Global Distribution System but have been zeroed out, meaning tickets are still not available for purchase. The existing schedule would see the airline depart Reykjavik at 09:00 local time, arriving in Zagreb at 15:15 local time. It would then begin its journey back to Iceland at 16:15, touching down at Keflavik Airport at 18:45 local time. Neos has operated irregular charters between the two cities in the past.

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  1. Anonymous10:34

    Zagreb is literally unstoppable this year

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    1. Anonymous12:25

      Better if they put SPU..

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  2. Anonymous11:01

    Nice. But I don't know about the ticket prices, this looks like all day (or at least half day) aircraft utilization for the single return flight...

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    1. Anonymous11:20

      How else do you think airlines get to Iceland?

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    2. Anonymous14:18

      Good point

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    3. Anonymous14:36

      I guess, as always, it depends on the side of the world/time zone you are travelling to/from Iceland?

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  3. Anonymous11:59

    What is the point of 1pw frequency? That's more like a charter

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    1. Anonymous12:00

      It is most likely for tour operatots. Since it is in GDS maybe they put some remaining tickets on sale.

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    2. Anonymous12:38

      Better anything for some destination than nothing.

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  4. Anonymous12:37

    Very interesting.

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  5. Anonymous14:53

    I flew with Neos on intercontinetal route and i can just say that i was amazed maybe becuase it was my first time but they are amazing

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  6. Anonymous16:34

    Is Mros part of TUI?

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    1. Anonymous16:36

      Neos... Autocorrect changed it.

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    2. Anonymous17:55

      They started as joint company from Italian tour operator and TUi, but in the end Tui got out from them. If I recall well.

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  7. Anonymous16:46

    It was established as a joint venture by an Italian TO and TUI. But 2 yrs later tui sold their shares

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  8. Diego18:06

    They will operate for the icelandic tour operator Heimsferdir

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    1. Anonymous07:59

      This tour operator is with defunct airline Primera Air's logo. Maybe are related.

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