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Zagreb Airport handled 468.194 passengers in July, representing a decrease of 0.5% on the same month last year. Aircraft movements declined 5.9% to 4.687. During the January - July period, Zagreb Airport welcomed 2.687.742 travellers through its doors, up 2.5%, or an additional 64.806 passengers.
Zagreb Airport handled 468.194 passengers in July, representing a decrease of 0.5% on the same month last year. Aircraft movements declined 5.9% to 4.687. During the January - July period, Zagreb Airport welcomed 2.687.742 travellers through its doors, up 2.5%, or an additional 64.806 passengers.
Zagreb's largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, July 2026
The only word I can use for June's and July's numbers are "kilavo". Hoping things bounce back in August.
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ReplyDeleteWhy do you always publish scheduled seat capacity where Croatia Airlines looks like number one in ZAG? With minimum 80 % LF on 200.000 pax which is 160.000, Ryanair is number one in passengers carried, while OU with their 60 % LF on 220.000 oferred capacity comes second and significantly second with 130.000 pax carried. It's not fair presenting disaster called Croatia Airlines as number one in anything
Because number of passengers is not available until airlines publish them. Capacity is available in GDS.
DeleteWell, you don't have to be Einstein to figure out that one? 🙂 And more preciseley, I meant why coming out with planned/oferred/potential capacity at current period, which gives false picture, instead going out with realized numbers over past period, for which exact numbers are available. Maybe I just wasn't precise enough with my question. Thanks for making me improve it.
DeleteI mean things are labelled clearly as pax vs seat capacity; a quick back-of-the-envelope calculation shows a load factor of 88%
DeleteCould TK overtake LH this winter?
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