outside Europe, except for Tel Aviv, and the occasional charter flight from Tokyo and Seoul. If coming from North America, you will have to transfer at a hub such as London or Frankfurt.
• Croatia Airlines, the national carrier and member of Star Alliance, flies to Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Milan, Moscow, Munich, Paris, Prague, Tel Aviv, Rome, Sarajevo, Skopje, Vienna, Zurich and - during the tourist season - Manchester.
• Adria Airways - Slovenian national carrier flies from Ljubljana to Split and Dubrovnik (note: there are no flights from Ljubljana to Zagreb as the two are located close together and are around 2 hours by car/train/bus)
• Aer Lingus Dublin - Dubrovnik
• Austrian Airlines flies from Vienna to Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik
• Alitalia flies from Milan Malpensa to Zagreb and Split.
• British Airways flies from London Gatwick to Dubronik
• CSA Czech Airlines - SkyTeam member; flies from Prague to Zagreb all the year, and to Split during summer.
• Darwin Airline flies between Geneva and Dubrovnik (Thursdays and Sundays) as well as Zurich and Dubrovnik (Saturdays).
• EasyJet has flights to the following destinations in Croatia:
o London Gatwick - Split
• Estonian Air is flying every Wednesday and Saturday from Tallinn to Dubrovnik.
• FlyBe operates routes between Dubrovnik and two UK destinations Exeter and Birmingham.
• GermanWings [ - cheap connection from Berlin, Cologne, Stuttgart and Hamburg, to Zagreb, Split, Zadar and Dubrovnik
• HLX (Hapag-Lloyd Express) - flies to Rijeka and Dubrovnik from
