Croatia Airlines, the national carrier of Croatia and a proud member of the Star Alliance, is gearing up for an exciting summer in 2025. The airline is set to expand its operations, offering more flight options to travelers. As part of its enhanced summer schedule, Croatia Airlines will be serving 30 international destinations, covering 31 airports across Europe. This marks a significant milestone in the airline’s efforts to make travel to Croatia even more accessible and convenient for tourists from around the globe.
The most notable change in the airline’s summer 2025 schedule is the increase in flight frequencies for popular routes. The Barcelona-Zagreb route, for example, will see a boost from three to four weekly flights, with the addition of a Saturday service. This change will provide more flexibility for travelers looking to explore Croatia’s capital or connect to other destinations in the region.
Additionally, Croatia Airlines will introduce a new route between Madrid and Zagreb. Starting in the summer of 2025, flights between these two cities will operate three times a week, on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. This new route is expected to strengthen the airline’s presence in the Iberian Peninsula and offer more options for those traveling between Spain and Croatia.
The summer 2025 season will also bring an overall increase in the number of flights Croatia Airlines operates. With more than 18,200 flights planned – a 7% increase over the previous year – the airline will offer over 2.26 million seats, representing an 18% increase from the previous summer. This expansion is part of the airline’s strategic focus on enhancing Croatia’s tourism infrastructure while providing excellent connectivity for passengers.
Among the 30 international destinations Croatia Airlines will serve during the summer season, travelers will have the opportunity to explore cities such as Amsterdam, Athens (via Dubrovnik), Vienna, Berlin, Brussels, Paris, and London Heathrow. Other notable destinations include Milan, Munich, Rome (via Split and Dubrovnik), and Zurich, alongside regional connections to cities like Sarajevo, Skopje, and Mostar.
