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SUMMER 2019 22FEB2019 Time of Arrival Departure Flight NO SUMMER 2019 22FEB2019 Time of Arrival Departure Flight NO. From- -to Aircraft type Period 11.15 11.40 FR3188/3189 STN-RJK-STN B738 03JUN-30SEP 15.40 16.05 FR5131/5132 NYO-RJK-NYO B738 01APR-21OCT TUESDAY 06.40 07.30 QS461P / 4610 MPL-RJK- GOT B738 14MAY 06.40 07.30 QS461P / 4610 CFE-RJK- GOT B738 21MAY 06.40 07.30 QS461P / 4610 LYS-RJK- GOT B738 28MAY 09.50 10.50 IZ 287 / 288 TLV-RJK-TLV B738 28MAY-22OCT 10.10 11.00 QS461P / 4610 LYS-RJK- GOT B738 04JUN 10.50 11.40 QS4611 / 461F GOT-RJK- ARN B738 07MAY 11.20 12.20 OU4435 /4434 MUC-RJK-MUC DH4 16APR-08OCT 13.00 14.00 QS4611 / 4612 GOT-RJK- ARN B738 14MAY 13.00 14.00 QS4611 / 4612 GOT-RJK- KSD B738 21MAY 13.00 14.00 QS4611 / 4612 GOT-RJK- NRK B738 28MAY 14.05 14.35 TDR819 /821 OSI-RJK-SPU L410 02APR-22OCT 14.25 15.05 EW 960/ 961 CGN-RJK-CGN A319 16JUL-20AUG 14.40 15.10 JU 252/ 253 BEG-RJK-BEG AT72 04JUN-22OCT 16.30 17.20 QS461F / 4612 GOT-RJK- KID B738 04JUN 17.55 18.45 QS4613 / 460P ARN-RJK-CDG B738 07MAY 19.05 19.35 TDR822 /820 SPU-RJK-OSI L410 02APR-22OCT 20.25 21.05 HV 6039/6040 EIN-RJK-EIN B738 09JUL-27AUG 21.25 22.15 QS4613 / 460P KID-RJK-LYS B738 28MAY 21.35 22.25 QS4613 / 460P KSD-RJK-CDG B738 14MAY 21.50 22.40 QS4613 / 460P NRK-RJK-CDG B738 21MAY WEDNESDAY 09.35 10.15 BT 495 / 496 RIX-RJK-RIX B733 29MAY-18SEP 15.40 16.15 EW7968/7969 HAM-RJK-HAM A319 01MAY-23OCT 16.45 17.10 V7 2616 / 2617 MRS-RJK-MRS B717 10JUL-28AUG 20.10 20.35 V7 2616 / 2617 MRS-RJK-MRS B717 05JUN-03JUL 20.10 20.35 V7 2616 / 2617 MRS-RJK-MRS B717 04SEP-02OCT THURSDAY 08.40 09.20 HV 6039/6040 EIN-RJK-EIN B738 04JUL-29AUG 09.20 10.50 TOM4446/4447 LGW-RJK-LGW B752 23MAY-17OCT 11.20 12.20 OU4435 /4434 MUC-RJK-MUC DH4 18APR-10OCT 13.00 13.35 EW2962/2963 STR-RJK-STR A319 16MAY-24OCT 14.45 15.25 HV 6039/6040 EIN-RJK-EIN B738 18APR-27JUN 14.45 15.25 HV 6039/6040 EIN-RJK-EIN B738 05SEP-03OCT 14.05 14.30 TDR819 /821 OSI-RJK-SPU L410 04APR-24OCT 15.55 16.20 FR6946/6947 CRL-RJK-CRL B738 04JUL-29AUG 19.00 19.30 TDR822 /820 SPU-RJK-OSI L410 04APR-24OCT 19.00 20.00 DE1716/1717 FRA-RJK-FRA A320 27JUN-03OCT 19.25 20.00 EW3966/3967 HAJ-RJK-HAJ A319 16MAY-24OCT 22.40 23.15 EW 960/ 961 CGN-RJK-CGN A319 09MAY-24OCT FRIDAY 12.20 12.45 FR3188/3189 STN-RJK-STN B738 07JUN-27SEP 14.40 15.10 JU 252/ 253 BEG-RJK-BEG AT72 07JUN-25OCT 15.40 16.05 FR 5131 / 5132 NYO-RJK-NYO B738 05APR-25OCT 17.20 18.05 EW 9962/9963 DUS-RJK-DUS A319 19JUL-23AUG 22.10 22.50 EW 960 / 961 CGN-RJK-CGN A319 19JUL-23AUG SATURDAY 01.55 02.15 OK6790 /6791 KSC-RJK-KSC AT72 29JUN-31AUG 07.25 08.00 EW 960/ 961 CGN-RJK-CGN A319 04MAY-26OCT 12.15 12.50 EW8968/8969 TXL-RJK-TXL A319 04MAY-26OCT 14.15 14.40 FR4364/4365 FRA-RJK-FRA B738 06APR-26OCT 15.30 16.10 DE1716/1717 FRA-RJK-FRA A320 25MAY-26OCT 18.55 19.30 LH1698 /1699 MUC-RJK-MUC CRJ9 25MAY-05OCT 19.40 20.35 EW 9962/9963 DUS-RJK-DUS A320 27APR-26OCT 20.40 21.20 HV 6039/6040 EIN-RJK-EIN B738 06JUL-31AUG SUNDAY 07.35 08.15 EW2962/2963 STR-RJK-STR A319 05MAY-20OCT 08.10 08.35 FR6946/6947 CRL-RJK-CRL B738 07JUL-25AUG 08.10 08.50 EW 9962/9963 DUS-RJK-DUS A320 05MAY-20OCT 08.15 08.50 EW7968/7969 HAM-RJK-HAM A320 05MAY-20OCT 09.35 10.30 BT 495 / 496 RIX-RJK-RIX B733 02JUN-22SEP 11.20 12.10 OU4435 /4434 MUC-RJK-MUC DH4 21APR-20OCT 14.15 15.00 HV 6039/6040 EIN-RJK-EIN B738 21APR-30JUN 14.15 15.00 HV 6039/6040 EIN-RJK-EIN B738 08SEP-27OCT 14.50 15.30 HV 6039/6040 EIN-RJK-EIN B738 07JUL-01SEP FR – RYANAIR STN – LONDON STANSTED LO – LOT / NAG NYO - STOCKHOLM SKAVSTA TDR – TRADE AIR GOT – GOTEBORG BT – AIR BALTIC ARN – STOCKHOLM ARLANDA DY- NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE ZAG – ZAGREB 4U – GERMANWINGS STR – STUTTGART JP – ADRIA AIRWAYS CRL - CHARLEROI HV – TRANSAVIA TXL – BERLIN TEGEL OU – CROATIA AIRLINES FRA – FRANKFURT IZ – ARKIA RIX – RIGA EW - EUROWINGS CGN – KOLN OK - CSA WAW – WARSAW DE – CONDOR OSL – OSLO – GARDERMOEN TOM – TUI AIRWAYS HAM – HAMBURG LH – LUFTHANSA SPU – SPLIT V7 - VOLOTEA OSI - OSIJEK QS – TRAVEL SERVICE/SMARTWINGS DBV – DUBROVNIK ENT – ENTER AIR TLV – TEL AVIV JU – AIR SERBIA DUS – DUSSELDORF MUC – MUNCHEN KSC – KOŠICE NRK – NORRKOPING KID - KRISTIANDSTAD KSD – KARLSTAD KTW – KATOWICE HAJ – HANOVER EIN – EINDHOVEN MPL - MONTPELLIER LGW – LONDON GATWICK MRS – MARSEILLE BEG - BEOGRAD NTE – NANTES LYS - LYON CFE – CLERMONT-FERRAND CDG – PARIZ – CHARLES DE GAULLE NAPOMENA: - C3 leti OSI-RJK-SPU-DBV-SPU-RJK-OSI Također domaća linija ima dodatan broj leta kako slijedi: 14.05 14.35 C3 819/821 OSI - RJK-SPU JS32 14.05 14.35 OU5256/5258 OSI - RJK-SPU JS32 19.00 19.30 C3 822/820 SPU- RJK-OSI JS32 19.00 19.30 OU5259/5257 SPU- RJK-OSI JS32 .
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