Today, the first aircraft of the low-cost Scandinavian airline Norwegian landed at Zagreb Airport, announcing the establishment of a new route on the Copenhagen-Zagreb-Copenhagen line twice a week on Mondays and Fridays, as reported today by Zagreb Airport.
Johan Bisgaard Larsen, the marketing director of Norwegian for Denmark, emphasized his satisfaction with the collaboration and agreements with Zagreb Airport. Similarly, Tonči Peović, the director of Zagreb Airport, believes that the new flights to Copenhagen will bring Zagreb and Croatia even closer to Northern Europe. He also emphasizes that the airport continues negotiations to increase the number of destinations with this carrier and hopes for the soon establishment of a route to Oslo. Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA, commercially known as Norwegian, is a low-cost airline registered on the stock exchange in Oslo and the second largest in Scandinavia. It has a route network that extends across Europe to North Africa and the Middle East, and last year, with over 10.7 million passengers, it became the fourth largest low-cost airline in Europe. (H)
