ZAGREB, April 3, 2018 – The Rijeka airport on the northern Adriatic island of Krk will be open round the clock starting from April 4, when construction work begins on the runway of Zagreb airport, which will be closed during the night over the next two months.
Rijeka Airport is the only airport in Croatia to have recorded a decline in passenger traffic during this year’s summer season.
Deputy Mayor Marko Boras Mandić claims that Rijeka Airport has the greatest potential for growth in the country.
(Photo credit – the welcoming committee for the inaugural flight to Vela Luka – European Coastal Airlines) Some significant additions to the European Coastal Airlines network.
On Sunday, Rijeka Airport announced three Ryanair return flights from Charleroi, London, and Stockholm. However, only the plane from Stockholm landed and took off from Rijeka airport, and the other two flights were canceled, reports Croatian Aviation. Due to the strong wind in Rijeka on Sunday morning, flights to London and Brussels were canceled, which … Read more
February 26, 2019 – TCN continues looking at the plans and expectations for Croatian airports in 2019, with updates from Pula, Rijeka, and Osijek, thanks to AvioRadar.
December 10, 2023 – It was the first budget airline in 2007, and Ryanair to Croatia in 2024 looks set to be the busiest yet. I fondly remember the arrival of Ryanair to Croatia some 16 years ago. Prior to the Irish airline’s arrival to Zadar (from memory, this included demining the airport), my shoulder … Read more
November the 16th, 2023 – All Croatian airports enjoyed more traffic throughout the first nine months of 2023, as well as in September, when compared to 2022 and specifically to September 2022. As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, significantly more passengers were recorded being processed through all Croatian airports this year than in the same period back … Read more
September 19, 2023 – Of the nine Croatian airports, only the one in Rijeka had fewer passengers in July than in July 2022. The highest number of passengers passed through Split airport, 742.8 thousand, which is 37 percent in total of all airports in July. Data from the Croatian Bureau of Statistics (CBS) also show … Read more
June 20, 2023 – In April this year, Split Airport served almost 156,000 passengers, or 18.5 percent more than in the same month last year, followed by airports with far fewer passengers. Croatian airports started their summer flight schedule in April and worked according to Schengen rules for the first time. They recorded 23 percent … Read more
