Norwegian (DY/NAX) has announced to resume flight operations on Copenhagen – Zagreb route. This route was discontinued even before the pandemic started. In the upcomming summer timetable it is offered with two flights a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays from June 25th to September 13th, with Boeing 737-800 (in the picture).
- New Norwegian air carrier has announced the first route to Croatia
- Norwegian cancel longhaul operations
- Norwegian returns to Croatia with a huge flights reduction
- SAS will resume flight operations to Split from June 20th
After the pandemic started Norwegian has significantly reduced all flight operations. All intercontinental flights were discontined as well as all European routes based out of Scandinavia. As for their flights to Croatia, during the last two years they only operated flights from Scandinavian capitals to Dubrovnik, Pula and Split. For the upcomming summer timetable, 6 routes are offered to Dubrovnik, from Bergen, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Oslo, Stockholm and Stavanger. Seven routes are offered to Split, same as to Dubrovnik with additional route from Trondheim. Pula is offered with 3 routes, from Helsinki, Oslo and Stockholm. The total is 17 routes from Scandinavian destinations to Croatia.
