HR EN

Ryanair welcomes second based aircraft in Zagreb -9 new routes (15 summer routes in total)

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (1st September) welcomes the arrival of its second based aircraft in Zagreb Airport, following the announcement of the early opening of the base in July. A third based aircraft is scheduled to operate from Zagreb from December. As travel recovers to pre-Covid levels, Ryanair’s growth continues to lead traffic and tourism recovery across Europe.
Ryanair’s $300m investment in Zagreb will help to deliver over 40 flights per week across 15 routes -  including the inauguration of 9 new routes to / from European destinations as part of Ryanair’s Croatian Summer 21 schedule. A further nine new routes will launch this winter on the arrival of the third based aircraft.

 
ZAGREB – 9 NEW S21 ROUTES
Baden-Baden
Dortmund
Dusseldorf Weeze
Frankfurt Hahn
Malmö
Memmingen
Oslo Torp
Pariz Beauvais
Podgorica

Ryanair’s Sales & Marketing Manager for CEE & Balkans, Olga Pawlonka said:
“We are delighted to deliver a second based aircraft to Zagreb as part of our expansion in Croatia. This is part of a $300 million investment and will play an important role in supporting tourism recovery at Croatia’s capital as Ryanair delivers robust connectivity all year round.
With 9 new Summer routes starting from this week – and a total of 24 in Winter - our customers will be spoiled for choice when planning late summer holidays to the likes of Sofia, Paris, Rome and many more. 
To celebrate, we are launching an unmissable seat sale with prices starting at 150 Kuna for travel until the end of November 2021 available for booking until midnight Friday, 3rd September.”
 
Zagreb Airport’s Route Development Manager, Yavuz Aytis said:
“We are more than happy to welcome Ryanair’s second based aircraft at Zagreb Airport and proud to announce launch of 9 new routes starting from this week. Citizens of Zagreb and surrounding region will have more and affordable options to fly directly, while Zagreb’s increased accessibility will lead to the fast recovery of its tourism and economy.
Zagreb Airport will continue to work hard to expand its network, to provide –much deserved- direct and affordable flight options to the citizens and visitors of Zagreb, and to convert our beautiful capital city into a center of attraction for European travellers.”