Zagreb Airport sees traffic dip in winter as Ryanair growth stalls

Zagreb Airport sees traffic dip in winter as Ryanair growth stalls
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Zagreb Airport is facing a challenging winter season as traffic continues to fall, while Air Serbia has added 60 flights compared with the previous winter.

The airport has recorded three consecutive months of declining passenger numbers, a trend attributed to Ryanair not expanding its service this year, and only four new routes were introduced across the whole year as management has done little to attract carriers beyond Ryanair.

Forum users anticipate the airport could contract by about 5% annually.

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