Air traffic is expected to operate according to the planned flight schedule today, stated Davor Janušić, spokesperson for Croatia Airlines, for Hina. He noted that there will be no flight consolidations, as has been the case until now, but flights will be regular, since part of the cabin crew has returned from sick leave.
After three flights were canceled yesterday, Croatia Airlines has not canceled any domestic or international flights. The company adds that international flights Sarajevo-Zagreb and Zagreb-Vienna-Zagreb were canceled yesterday. One domestic flight Pula-Zadar-Split was also canceled, during which passengers from Split were transported to Zadar by rerouting the Split-Zagreb aircraft to Zadar.
The situation is being continuously monitored, and passengers and the public are being informed of changes. For now, as emphasized by Croatia Airlines, all aircraft on all flights are covered by cabin crew. However, unofficially, it is learned that there is still a possibility of flight cancellations. Passengers can directly inquire about any further disruptions and the status of air traffic at Croatia Airlines’ customer contact phone 062/500-505.
– The management of Croatia Airlines will replace part of the cabin crew in the next two weeks, there is no backing down from the restructuring plan, there is no turning back – stated Minister of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure Siniša Hajdaš Dončić in response to journalists’ questions after the ceremony of handing over the confirmation of work takeover and unveiling a plaque on the occasion of the completion of the IPA project signaling and safety devices at Zagreb’s Main Station.
