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Split Airport

IATA Code
SPU
ICAO Code
LDSP
Corporate Address
Cesta dr. Franje Tu?mana 96,
21120 Kaštela, Croatia
Website
http://www.split-airport.hr
City
Split
Country
Croatia
Runways
2550m
Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
Adria Airways
Aeroflot
airberlin
Austrian Airlines
Blue1
Condor Flugdienst
Croatia Airlines
easyJet
Germanwings
InterSky
Jet2.com
Lufthansa
Norwegian Air Shuttle
SAS
SkyWork Airlines
Airlines presently operating to this airport via codeshare
bmi
SWISS
TAP Portugal
Turkish Airlines

Split Kaštela/Resnik Airport (Split Airport) serves the cities of Split and Kaštela on Croatia's Adriatic coast. Split is a major economic centre and popular tourist destination in Croatia, and it is served by airlines from across Europe. The airport's traffic has a strong seasonal pattern, with the vast majority of traffic coming in the warmer months, when many airlines operate seasonal services into Split.

Location of Split Airport, Croatia

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Vueling grows its low cost Barcelona hub role as Iberia Express focusses on Madrid premium traffic

23-Jan-12 12:17 PM

Vueling's growth this year, the largest since its merger with rival Clickair in 2009, underscores the airline's role as a cost-effective hub carrier with connecting flights at Barcelona's El Prat Airport, a status Iberia concluded it could not achieve in Barcelona, largely pulling out of the market in favour of specially-formed LCC Clickair. After the Clickair-Vueling merger, Iberia retained part ownership (46%, now controlled by Iberia parent International Consolidated Airline Group) while the merged carrier continued its focus on Barcelona. The partnership appears to be working well for both Iberia and Vueling.

That focus has been re-affirmed by the airline's intention to grow summer destinations served from El Prat by a further 10, bringing the total to 70, 23 more than served last year, and representing a 17% seat increase at El Prat. The growth is supported by the addition of four A320s and a single A319.

Croatia Airlines CEO, Srecko Simunovic Croatia Airlines eyes return to profitability following fleet and network adjustments

29-Dec-11 10:30 AM

Croatia Airlines is confident it can return to profitability in 2012 after significantly narrowing its losses this year despite high fuel prices. The Croatian flag carrier is banking that its future fleet plan, which focusses on replacing three A320s with four A319s, will result in further improvements in profitability as it will be able to better match capacity with demand. New routes to the east are also planned – including Moscow, St Petersburg and Sofia – to balance a network that is now primarily focussed on Western Europe.

Croatia Airlines, which launched services in 1991 just as Croatia declared independence from the former Yugoslavia, has incurred losses every year since posting a breakeven result in 2007. Croatia Airlines CEO Srećko Šimunović expects the carrier to end 2011 with a loss of EUR9 million (USD12 million).

easyJet CEO, Andrew Harrison Ash and snow take a bite out of easyJet, but still profitable

13-May-10 3:45 PM

Mother nature is going to cost easyJet as much as GBP100 million this year, but the UK-based LCC does not expect that to prevent it from posting a healthy profit. Winter snow disruptions in 2009 and 2010 resulted in losses of approximately GBP25 million. The recent ash-related airspace shut downs are expected to cost another GBP50-75 million.

easyJet CEO, Andrew Harrison easyJet keeps rolling out the expansion plans, for now

17-Dec-09 5:13 PM

On 09-Dec-2009, Andy Harrison, CEO of easyJet handed in his resignation, effective Jun-2010. He is only the second CEO the airline has had. The airline was quick to emphasise that his departure was specifically not connected with this year’s board challenges to his leadership strategy.

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