Air France will increase the frequency of flights during the pre-season, enabling daily flights on Zagreb-Paris route, and adding flights on Thursdays and Sundays. In the peak season, starting July 8, Air France will have 11 weekly flights, including four additional flights from Paris to Zagreb, resulting in double daily flights on the Paris-Zagreb route four days a week.
KLM, the Dutch airline, will significantly increase its capacity to Croatia this summer, especially by increasing the number of flights to Dubrovnik. Both Split and Dubrovnik will now have coordinated flight schedules. During the off-season, KLM will operate two flights a day to Split, with a late arrival and an early morning departure to Amsterdam the following day.
In addition, the start of seven additional weekly flights from Dubrovnik to Amsterdam has been moved to July 2 instead of July 15. This change will provide approximately 4,000 additional seats on the route. Starting July 2, a late-night flight to Dubrovnik will be added, departing the next morning to Amsterdam. KLM plans to operate this route up to 16 times a week.
By using all AFKL flights this summer and increasing capacity for Split and Dubrovnik, passengers will have access to various European destinations and destinations worldwide, including North and South America, Mexico, Asia, and Africa, via the hubs in Paris and Amsterdam.
