Exploring Croatia's Airport Network: A Comprehensive Overview

Croatia is a small country with a large number of airports. There are 9 international airports with regular commercial flights, 3 military airports, and 13 sports airports. The 9 civilian airports are Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Pula, Rijeka, Osijek, Brac, and Losinj.

Characteristics	Values
Number of civilian airports	7-9
Number of commercial airports	9
Number of sports airports	12-13
Number of military airports	3

What You'll Learn

There are nine international airports in Croatia, including three on islands
The country also has 13 sports airports
Three military airports are in operation
Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Pula, Rijeka, Osijek, Brac and Losinj are the civilian airports
The Croatian capital Zagreb is served by its own airport

There are nine international airports in Croatia, including three on islands

Croatia also has 13 sports airports, including Cakovec, Cepin, Grobnik, Hvar, Ivanic Grad, Koprivnica, Lucko, Otocac, Sinj, Slavonski Brod, Varazdin, Vrsar and Zabok. There are also three military airports: Divulje, Udbina and Zaton.

Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik have all unveiled new terminals in recent years to meet the increased need.

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The country also has 13 sports airports

Croatia has 13 sports airports, in addition to 9 civilian airports and 3 military airports. The sports airports are: Cakovec (LDVC), Cepin (LDOC), Grobnik (LDRG), Hvar (LDSH), Ivanic Grad, Koprivnica (LDVK), Lucko (LDZL), Otocac (LDRO), Sinj (LDSS), Slavonski Brod (LDOR), Varazdin (LDVA), Vrsar (LDPV), and Zabok (LDZK).

The civilian airports are: Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Pula, Rijeka, Osijek, Brac and Losinj. Three of these airports are located on islands: Rijeka Airport on Krk, Brac Airport and Losinj Airport.

The three military airports are: Divulje (LDHD) next to Split Airport, Udbina (LDZU), and Zaton, home to the Sepurine training base.

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Three military airports are in operation

There are 3 military airports in Croatia. These are Divulje (LDHD) next to Split Airport, Udbina (LDZU), and Zaton, home to the Sepurine training base. There are also 9 civilian airports in Croatia, which are located in Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Pula, Rijeka, Osijek, Brac and Losinj. Three of these airports are located on islands: Rijeka Airport on Krk, Brac Airport and Losinj Airport.

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Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Pula, Rijeka, Osijek, Brac and Losinj are the civilian airports

There are nine civilian airports in Croatia: Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Pula, Rijeka, Osijek, Brac and Losinj. Three of these airports are located on islands: Rijeka Airport on Krk, Brac Airport and Losinj Airport.

Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik have all unveiled new terminals in recent years to meet the increased demand for tourism and business flights to Croatia.

There are also 13 sports airports and three military airports in Croatia.

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The Croatian capital Zagreb is served by its own airport

There are nine international airports in Croatia, including three on islands. The Croatian capital Zagreb is served by its own airport, which is the obvious choice if you are travelling to Zagreb, but also if you are travelling to cities like Varazdin, Karlovac or Plitvice Lakes.

Zagreb Airport is one of seven civilian airports in Croatia, all of which cater to tourism demand. The others are Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Rijeka and Osijek on the mainland, and Brac and Losinj on islands. All nine of these airports have seen an upsurge in traffic prior to the pandemic, with Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik unveiling new terminals to meet the increased need.

In addition to the civilian airports, there are 13 sports airports and three military airports in Croatia.