Zagreb Airport maintains passenger growth

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Zagreb Airport handled 339.126 passengers in March, representing an increase of 7.5% year-on-year. The figure was achieved despite a decline in the number of aircraft movements by 0.8% to 3.889. During the first quarter, the airport welcomed 917.476 travellers, up 7.0%, or an additional 60.510 passengers.


Zagreb's largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, March 2026


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  1. Anonymous10:48

    Bravo OU!

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    1. Anonymous13:26

      Bravo for what? A 60% load factor and record losses?

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    2. Anonymous13:30

      ^ Has OU announced its load factor for the first quarter?

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    3. Anonymous13:32

      Yes

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    4. Anonymous13:33

      https://www.exyuaviation.com/2026/04/croatia-airlines-posts-record-q1.html

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    5. Anonymous13:36

      22% more pax from a 17.7% increase in capacity is good. They are on the right track.

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    6. Anonymous13:58

      60x190=114
      90×130=117
      Capacity doesn't mean pax
      Pax doesn't mean profits
      FR carries more pax and makes profits
      OU carries less (or "fewer" for "cjepidlake" 🙂) pax and makes losses, huuuuge.
      Therefore, nothing to hail Bravo about
      PIR

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    7. Anonymous16:13

      PIR math is Zama academy math. 🤣

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  2. Anonymous13:25

    Bravo Hrvatska!

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  3. Anonymous13:29

    Compared with March 2025 JU's capacity has decreased by more than 25%
    Any particular reason why?

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    1. Anonymous13:34

      Because they had 9 flights per week this March compared to 11 per week last March.

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    2. Anonymous13:35

      ^ Thank you!

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    3. Anonymous22:19

      ZAG and BUD are being decreased year after year (with BUD anticipated to decrease even more after they fast trains are introduced), I don’t see bright future for JU in these airports.

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