Croatia Airlines to run over 40% of winter flights with turboprops and cut Skopje service

Croatia Airlines to run over 40% of winter flights with turboprops and cut Skopje service
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Croatia Airlines will operate turboprop aircraft on more than forty percent of its winter schedule, using three turboprops – two Dash models and one ATR – while keeping its core European routes stable.

The carrier plans to limit service to Skopje to five weekly flights, describing the route as weak, and says winter capacity at Zagreb Airport is currently flat but could change, with possible strengthening of winter flights from Split, Dubrovnik and Zadar.

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