Split Airport is the most wanted destination in Croatia for tourist airlines from Europe
Due to an already existing heavy traffic on weekends Split Airport can no longer meet the requirements for a landing in those days, therefore partners are directed to the flight in the first half of the week.The process of arranging flight schedule has just started,
Due to high demand for capacity by the airlines, especially on Saturdays. last six years Split Airport (per IATA rules) has been designated as a “regulated airport” in summer.
For comparison, on Saturdays there is two to three times more passengers than on other major Croatian airports.
Split Airport on Saturday has 25 thousand passengers, airport Dubrovnik 15 000, Zagreb 11 000 passengers.
The second most loaded day in Split airport is on Thursday when they exchanged more than 10 000 passengers in a single day.
Due to high demand for capacity by the airlines, especially on Saturdays. last six years Split Airport (per IATA rules) has been designated as a “regulated airport” in summer.
For comparison, on Saturdays there is two to three times more passengers than on other major Croatian airports.
Split Airport on Saturday has 25 thousand passengers, airport Dubrovnik 15 000, Zagreb 11 000 passengers.
The second most loaded day in Split airport is on Thursday when they exchanged more than 10 000 passengers in a single day.
Monarch, the leading scheduled leisure airline, has announced brand new route for summer 2013 from Birmingham Airport to Split, Croatia’s second largest city and the World Heritage Site.
The new route will operate three times a week from 22 May 2013.
Split (old town is World Heritage Site), on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, is becoming an increasingly popular destination for holidaymakers providing great transport links to a number of islands including Hvar, Korcula, Vis, Solta and Brac, as well as other coastal towns and holiday destinations. Flights will operate on a Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
The new route will complement Monarch’s existing Croatian route of Dubrovnik from Birmingham.
Prices start at 49.99 GBP one way, including taxes and charges. For more information and to book visit the website www.monarch.co.uk
The new route will operate three times a week from 22 May 2013.
Split (old town is World Heritage Site), on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, is becoming an increasingly popular destination for holidaymakers providing great transport links to a number of islands including Hvar, Korcula, Vis, Solta and Brac, as well as other coastal towns and holiday destinations. Flights will operate on a Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
The new route will complement Monarch’s existing Croatian route of Dubrovnik from Birmingham.
Prices start at 49.99 GBP one way, including taxes and charges. For more information and to book visit the website www.monarch.co.uk
More than 300,000 passengers in one month!
Split Airport recorded in July of this year (2013) a turnover of 336 000 passengers, which is a record for one month in the history of not only the Split airport, but also in relation to other Croatian airports.
In the forthcoming summer season Split will be Jat Airways’ new destination!
Jat Airways will be flying from Beograd to Split for the first time since 1991. Operations will resume on 2 July and continue until 27 September, with flights on Mondays and Thursdays. Passengers will be able to buy one-way tickets starting at €79 and return tickets starting at €112.
Jat Airways will be flying from Beograd to Split for the first time since 1991. Operations will resume on 2 July and continue until 27 September, with flights on Mondays and Thursdays. Passengers will be able to buy one-way tickets starting at €79 and return tickets starting at €112.
This year from 12. May to 29. September each Saturday – Adria Airways launches 1 weekly flight to Luela (Sweden). Split to Lulea.
Last year Adria Airways has had charter flights from Kristiansand to Split, but this year there is no indication on the renewal of these flights.
Last year Adria Airways has had charter flights from Kristiansand to Split, but this year there is no indication on the renewal of these flights.
Croatia Airlines will fly from 12. May 16th June and from 25. August to 29. September every Saturday from Split to Ornskoldsvik Sweden.
Czech low-cost carrier SmartWings will link every Wednesday Ostrava (Czech) with Split. Will operate from 13. June to 5th September.
Cimber Sterling Danish carrier from Sonderborg, will connect Split and Copenhagen in the period of 26 June to 10 August twice a week.
Dutch Transavia Airlines, low cost carrier will connect Split with the airport Orly every Friday, from 13 July to 28 September.
From May this year German airline “Germania” will establish a regular line between Bremen and Split every Wednesday from 23. May.
Swiss regional airline SkyWork Airlines has announced its first regular flight to Croatia. From 5. May 2012th will fly once a week, every Saturday, between Split and Bern.
Czech low-cost carrier SmartWings will link every Wednesday Ostrava (Czech) with Split. Will operate from 13. June to 5th September.
Cimber Sterling Danish carrier from Sonderborg, will connect Split and Copenhagen in the period of 26 June to 10 August twice a week.
Dutch Transavia Airlines, low cost carrier will connect Split with the airport Orly every Friday, from 13 July to 28 September.
From May this year German airline “Germania” will establish a regular line between Bremen and Split every Wednesday from 23. May.
Swiss regional airline SkyWork Airlines has announced its first regular flight to Croatia. From 5. May 2012th will fly once a week, every Saturday, between Split and Bern.
Split Airport maintains a direct line with 75 European cities from 21 countries and this year that number increased by 10 new destinations. This year, the biggest increase is in the number of aircraft from Russia.
With fifty classic airlines Split Airport will connect with the world and 11 low-cost carriers on scheduled and charter flights.
With fifty classic airlines Split Airport will connect with the world and 11 low-cost carriers on scheduled and charter flights.
Open Skies Agreement signed between Croatia and the United States hopefully will result in direct flights between the two countries.
Goal is to bring 650,000 tourists to Croatia by air, a quarter more than last year.
On Tuesday 27.January 2011, 94 contracts worth € 8 million were signed at Split’s airport joining public and private tourism sector funds for promotional activities aimed at attracting more air tourists to Croatia. The contracts are part of the 2011 Croatian Tourism Action Plan and were signed by the director of the Croatian National Tourism Board and representatives of county tourism boards, tour operators and private travel agencies.
Goal is to bring 650,000 tourists to Croatia by air, a quarter more than last year.
On Tuesday 27.January 2011, 94 contracts worth € 8 million were signed at Split’s airport joining public and private tourism sector funds for promotional activities aimed at attracting more air tourists to Croatia. The contracts are part of the 2011 Croatian Tourism Action Plan and were signed by the director of the Croatian National Tourism Board and representatives of county tourism boards, tour operators and private travel agencies.
This year (2010) Split will be linked to 74 destinations. Direct air links of which 12 new destinations: Basel, Hannover, Lille, London – Stansted, Manchester, Milan, Paris, Rome, Ornskoldsvik, Aalesund, Norrkoping.
EasyJet will this year have six new destinations (Basel, Berlin, London – Stansted, Milan, Paris, Rome) and Norwegian Air Shuttle will increase the number of landings by as much as 80%!
Two largest airports on Croatian coast: Split and Dubrovnik – celebrates record breaking season (2011).
Increases in passenger numbers (year 2011):
Split Airport up 7.10%, to total of 1.272.317 passengers
EasyJet will this year have six new destinations (Basel, Berlin, London – Stansted, Milan, Paris, Rome) and Norwegian Air Shuttle will increase the number of landings by as much as 80%!
Two largest airports on Croatian coast: Split and Dubrovnik – celebrates record breaking season (2011).
Increases in passenger numbers (year 2011):
Split Airport up 7.10%, to total of 1.272.317 passengers
New routes in 2010:
Air Sweden Aviation – Ornskoldsvik, Aalesund, Norrkoping
Airways France – Lille
EasyJet – Basel, Berlin, London, Milan, Paris, Rome
Germanwings – Hanover
Jet2Com – Manchester
New Airlines in 2010: Air Sweden Aviation
Alitalia
Blue Panorama Airlines
Edelweiss
Air Sweden Aviation
Alitalia
Blue Panorama Airlines
Edelweis
FlyBoo
Air Sweden Aviation – Ornskoldsvik, Aalesund, Norrkoping
Airways France – Lille
EasyJet – Basel, Berlin, London, Milan, Paris, Rome
Germanwings – Hanover
Jet2Com – Manchester
New Airlines in 2010: Air Sweden Aviation
Alitalia
Blue Panorama Airlines
Edelweiss
Air Sweden Aviation
Alitalia
Blue Panorama Airlines
Edelweis
FlyBoo
