Croatia Airlines, founded in 1989, is the national flag carrier of Croatia and is headquartered in Zagreb. The airline operates a fleet of around 12 aircraft, consisting primarily of Airbus A319, A320, and Bombardier Dash 8-Q400 models. It serves more than 30 destinations across Europe, focusing on connecting Croatia with major European cities.
Croatia Airlines is a member of the Star Alliance, which allows it to provide passengers with enhanced connectivity through code-sharing agreements and a shared frequent flyer program called Miles & More, which it shares with other partner airlines, including its parent company, Lufthansa Group. The airline is committed to safety and holds the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certification, signifying its compliance with industry safety standards.
The main hub for Croatia Airlines is Zagreb Airport (ZAG), with secondary hubs at Split Airport (SPU) and Dubrovnik Airport (DBV). The airline focuses on providing quality customer service, offering Economy and Business class cabins. Inflight entertainment options are limited, but complimentary meals and beverages are provided on most flights.
Despite facing challenges from low-cost carriers and seasonal fluctuations in demand, Croatia Airlines continues to invest in fleet modernization, customer service improvements, and route network expansion. The airline plays a crucial role in connecting Croatia with the rest of Europe and supporting the country's growing tourism industry.
