The Korean airline T’Way Air has announced changes to its operational plan for seasonal flights between Seoul and Zagreb, which will take effect from 24 April 2025. The most significant change is the introduction of nonstop flights in both directions, eliminating the previous technical stop in Bishkek that was required for flights to Zagreb. This change has been made possible by switching to the Airbus A330-200 aircraft, replacing the previous A330-300.
The difference between these two aircraft types is key to this change. The A330-200 has a longer range compared to the -300 variant, thanks to the presence of a central fuel tank that enables longer flights without the need for additional stops. This technical feature has allowed T’Way Air to optimize its route and offer passengers direct flights between Seoul and Zagreb, reducing overall travel time and increasing comfort.
According to the new schedule, flight TW409 will depart Seoul at 10:55 and 16:00, arriving in Zagreb at 17:20 and 22:25, depending on the day. Return flights TW410 will depart Zagreb at 18:50 and 23:55, arriving in Seoul the next day at 12:50 and 18:25, respectively. The flights will be operational from 24 April, and from 10 June to 25 October 2025, the route will be offered three times a week.
TW409 ICN1055 – 1720ZAG 332 24
TW409 ICN1600 – 2225ZAG 332 6
TW410 ZAG1850 – 1250+1ICN 332 24
TW410 ZAG2355 – 1825+1ICN 332 6
This change will not only make travel easier for Croatian and Korean passengers but also demonstrate the growing connectivity between Croatia and the Asian market, particularly in the context of increasing tourist interest. With this move, T’Way Air is strengthening its position in the market, offering a more competitive and comfortable service to its passengers.
