Flights to Zagreb and five Adriatic destinations available again from Osijek

Domestic flights have been re-established since July 20th. Osijek Airports, which means that passengers from Slavonia and Baranja will once again have access to air connections with Zagreb and five cities on the Adriatic. Croatian airline Trade Air connects Osijek sa Zagreb, By river, Pula, Zadar, Split i Dubrovnik.

Starting prices for one-way tickets for flights from Osijek start at 44,61 euros for Zagreb and Rijeka, while flights to Pula, Split and Zadar start at 55,86 euros. The highest starting price is for Dubrovnik, where tickets can be found from 84,41 euros. The airline notes that prices depend on the availability of seats on a particular flight and recommends early purchase.

According to the current flight schedule, Zagreb is connected to Osijek on Mondays, Fridays and Sundays, with morning and evening flights that allow for departure and return on the same day. Passengers in Zagreb also have the opportunity to easily transfer to numerous domestic, European and international flights.

Pula is available on Mondays and Fridays, Rijeka on Tuesdays and Thursdays, while Zadar is served on Sundays. Split is connected four times a week – on Mondays and Fridays via Pula and on Tuesdays and Thursdays via Rijeka. Flights to Dubrovnik are organised on Tuesdays and Thursdays via Rijeka and Split.

The re-establishment of domestic air routes will significantly facilitate travel for residents of eastern Croatia, who will be able to reach Zagreb and the Adriatic coast much faster, without having to drive several hours to other Croatian airports.

Detailed flight schedules, information on destinations and flight times are available on the Osijek Airport website. Airline tickets can be purchased through the Trade Air reservation system or at the 45th parallel travel agency at Osijek Airport, where passengers can get additional information and assistance with booking.

The carrier warns that flight schedules and prices are subject to change and advises passengers to check the latest information before traveling.

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