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Croatia Airlines Starts Summer 2026 on 29 March: New Split and Dubrovnik Routes Travelers Should Watch

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Croatia Airlines Starts Summer 2026 on 29 March: New Split and Dubrovnik Routes Travelers Should Watch

Q: When does Croatia Airlines’ summer 2026 timetable start?

According to the airline, the summer timetable starts on 29 March 2026 and runs through 24 October 2026.

Q: What new Croatia Airlines coastal routes are starting?

The two new seasonal routes highlighted for Dalmatia are Nantes–Split and Stuttgart–Dubrovnik.

Q: Are the new routes daily?

No. Croatia Airlines says Nantes–Split operates on Tuesdays and Fridays, while Stuttgart–Dubrovnik operates on Mondays and Fridays.

Q: Which airport has the broader Croatia Airlines network this summer, Split or Dubrovnik?

Split has the broader network. Croatia Airlines says Split will be connected with 20 international destinations or 21 airports, while Dubrovnik will have direct links to eight European destinations.

Croatia Airlines switches to its summer 2026 timetable on 29 March, adding Nantes–Split and Stuttgart–Dubrovnik while increasing overall capacity. Here is what matters if you are flying to Dalmatia this spring.

By AdriaEscape Editorial·March 21, 2026·4 min read·Updated 2 months ago

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