Here is comprehensive information about Croatia Airlines (ICAO: CTN):
Croatia Airlines Ltd. is the national flag carrier of Croatia, established on August 7, 1989, originally as Zagal - Zagreb Airlines, before officially becoming Croatia Airlines in 1990/1991. The airline commenced domestic jet services in 1991 by leasing a McDonnell Douglas MD-82 and launched its first international flight from Zagreb to Frankfurt on April 5, 1992. Its headquarters are located in Zagreb, with its main operational base at Zagreb International Airport (Franjo Tuđman Airport). The airline also identifies Dubrovnik, Split, and Zadar as focus cities for its operations.
The airline is currently undergoing a significant fleet modernization program. Historically, its fleet has comprised Airbus A319s, Airbus A320s, and De Havilland Canada DHC-8-Q400 turboprop aircraft. Croatia Airlines is transitioning to an all-Airbus A220 fleet, with the first new Airbus A220 aircraft delivered in 2024 and additional deliveries planned through 2027, aiming for a total fleet of up to 15 A220 aircraft. The airline primarily operates domestic flights within Croatia and an extensive international network connecting Croatian cities with numerous destinations across Europe.
Since November 2004, Croatia Airlines has been a proud member of Star Alliance, the world's largest airline alliance, providing its passengers with access to a vast global network and enhanced connectivity. The airline offers services primarily in Economy Class and Business Class. In Business Class on its Airbus aircraft, a flexible cabin setup often includes a neutralized middle seat for added comfort. Passengers in Economy Class typically receive complimentary snacks and beverages during flights.
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