© AvioRadar (Illustration) Croatia Airlines has taken delivery of its thirteenth Airbus A220, registered 9A-CAX and bearing manufacturer serial number 55481.
Croatia Airlines has taken delivery of two Airbus A220-300 aircraft in quick succession, bringing its A220 fleet to thirteen jets as the carrier moves closer to completing the largest fleet renewal programme in its history.
© Croatia Airlines Croatia Airlines has welcomed its twelfth Airbus A220, named Karlovac. The A220-300, registered 9A-CAW and bearing manufacturer serial number 55478, arrived in Zagreb overnight on 1–2 October.
© Ruđer Bošković Airport (Illustration) The Croatian Civil Aviation Agency (CCAA) has published a public vacancy for the position of Aviation Inspector in the Ground Handling Department.
Air China is working to build outbound demand from Zagreb and fifth freedom traffic between the Croatian and Romanian capitals following the launch of its new Beijing - Bucharest - Zagreb service earlier this month.
Published at 2300PDT 29SEP26 / 0600GMT 30SEP26 Croatia Airlines in recent weeks filed Airbus A319 schedule until late-October 2026, as the A319 schedule did not appear on flights on/after 24OCT26, as of 27SEP26.
NEWS FLASH Croatia Airlines is this year marking the thirtieth anniversary of operations between Zagreb and Sarajevo.
© AvioRadar The Croatian Civil Aviation Agency (CCAA) is organising two workshops on pilot training for representatives of approved training organisations (ATOs) and declared training organisations (DTOs).
A Brussels Airlines flight from Brussels to Heraklion, Greece, diverted to Zagreb on Thursday morning, 24 September, due to an onboard medical emergency. The aircraft landed in the Croatian capital at around 08:00, according to the airline.
Aviation24.be•André Orban24 SeptTwo capital city airports in the former Yugoslavia are set to see scheduled seat capacity decline this October compared to the same month last year, continuing a trend observed over recent months.
© CCAA More than 30 experts from around the world are attending meetings of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) technical bodies in Zagreb from 21 to 25 September 2026.
Ryanair, Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa will record the largest year-on-year reductions in available capacity across the former Yugoslavia this coming winter season, which begins on October 25 and runs until March 27.
Croatia Airlines has tentatively scheduled the retirement of its remaining Airbus A319 aircraft for next month as it accelerates its transition towards an all-A220 in-house fleet.
NEWS FLASH Zagreb Airport is set to introduce a second ground handling provider after the Croatian Civil Aviation Agency selected Aviation Ground Handling Services, operating under the Aviapartner brand, following a public tender.
The Lufthansa Group, one of the largest airline groups maintaining services to markets across the former Yugoslavia, is preparing a further reduction of its European fleet as it seeks to improve the profitability of its short- and medium-haul…
© AvioRadar The Croatian Civil Aviation Agency (CCAA) has published vacancies for an aviation inspector in its Training and Licensing Department and an international affairs specialist.
Air Montenegro has emerged as the sole bidder in Montenegro’s tender for the operation of five subsidised Public Service Obligation (PSO) routes from Podgorica, submitting offers for each of the destinations included in the call.
NEWS FLASH Zagreb Airport handled 479.275 passengers in August, representing a decrease of 2.4% on the same month last year. Aircraft movements declined 1.2% to 4.778.
Croatia Airlines plans to expand its wet-leased turboprop fleet during the 2027 summer season by adding a second ATR aircraft, which is expected to be sourced from Croatian carrier ETF Airways.
NEWS FLASH Air Dolomiti has scheduled flights between Munich and Zagreb from October 25, before fully replacing parent company Lufthansa on the route from January 1, 2027.
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