PHOTOS: First post-corona international flight lands in Dubrovnik
- by croatiaweek
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The first international flight lands in Dubrovnik after the shutdown (Photo credit: Ivan Vukovic Vuka)
DUBROVNIK, 15 June 2020 – After almost three months of no international passenger flights, Dubrovnik Airport welcomed its first flight on Monday afternoon.
The coronavirus pandemic closed Dubrovnik Airport in March and after almost two months it reopened for domestic flights when Croatia Airlines started resuming some of its air travel operations within Croatia in May with flights from Zagreb.
Today, Latvia’s flag carrier airBaltic was the first to international flight since the shutdown to touch down when flight BT497 landed from Riga just before 5:30 p.m with 95 passengers on board, including one baby.
(Photo credit: Ivan Vukovic Vuka)
(Photo credit: Ivan Vukovic Vuka)
A number of international airlines are scheduled to fly to Dubrovnik starting in June and July, including Air France from Paris, TUI fly Belgium from Brussels, Lufthansa from Frankfurt and Munich, and Luxair from Luxembourg.
(Photo credit: Ivan Vukovic Vuka)
Photos: Ivan Vukovic Vuka
