Croatia flight news: KLM launching flights to Split ahead of Easter
- by croatiaweek
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Dutch national airline KLM will increase the number of weekly flights between Amsterdam and Zagreb at the beginning of April and will launch its seasonal route to Split Airport.
KLM introduced its second daily flight to Zagreb in mid-February, but although the plan was for the aircraft to operate twice a day on this route every day of the week, this did not happen due to low demand.
The company started with a smaller number of double rotations, but now it will still increase the number of weekly flights to Zagreb Airport.
From April 5, the aircraft will operate on the route Amsterdam – Zagreb – Amsterdam as many as 13 times a week, and from April 12, two flights a day should be available all seven days a week, Croatia Aviation reported.
Before the Easter holiday, KLM will renew its seasonal line to Split. The first flight has been announced for Friday, April 1st. The airline will have two flights until April 10 (Monday, May 5 and Saturday, April 10), and then in the period from April 17 to 25 it will operate twice a week, on Saturdays and Sundays.
From April 26, KLM plans daily operations to Split, but the schedule after that date should certainly be taken with caution, given that the published flight schedule will probably be reduced, of course, depending on the booking status of individual flights.
