Croatia Airlines delays route launch

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Croatia Airlines has pushed back the introduction of its new seasonal service between Dubrovnik and Stuttgart. Initially scheduled to commence on May 5, the route will now launch on May 22. Frequencies and the operational schedule remain unchanged and can be viewed here. The service will conclude on October 23 as planned. The airline has also adjusted its network over the past week, reducing frequencies on its Zagreb - Dubrovnik service from the planned 31 weekly to 29 flights per week throughout the summer.

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  1. Anonymous10:46

    Net loss of 4 routes this year when they are supposed to be expanding.

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  2. Anonymous10:47

    Poor OU can't catch a break it looks like

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  3. PIR10:51

    Bravo Hrvatska!!!
    Bravo OU!!!!
    Bravo Kradeze!!!!!

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    1. Anonymous11:21

      Pozdrav za Rijeku!!😎

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    2. Anonymous16:42

      PIR is an absolute legend!!!

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  4. Anonymous11:28

    They will have to rethink the business model, become smaller/leaner airline, or keep receiving state aid until someone in Brussels has had enough of it.

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  5. Anonymous11:41

    The pride of Croatia!

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  6. Anonymous12:12

    They're on the runway to bankruptcy.

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  7. Anonymous13:37

    I don't think Germany is a market to bet on this season. OU is too tied to that market and a cough there, combined with fleet transition and fuel prices, can bring them hell of a headache.

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    1. PIR15:38

      Irrelevant. No headache. Stoka sitnog zuba silent and paying. No worries.

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    2. Anonymous16:16

      I don’t think Germany’s the best market as well. Lots of other markets in Europe with growth in aviation.

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  8. Anonymous15:06

    TradeAir A320 just landed from a test flight on a OU number...no way they are going to wet lease an A320 over the summer right?

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