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Flightschedule.Pdf Reconstruction for 2+ million passengers Dubrovnik Airport is currently under construction with the aim of accommodating + 2 million passengers. The reconstruction is planned to be finished till the year of 2011. We would like to take this opportunity to apologize for all the noise, dust and troubles caused by construction works. We will do our best to serve you with equal quality and professionalism as we did so far. Staff and Management of Dubrovnik Airport Reconstruction for 2+ million passengers Dubrovnik Airport Ltd. - Čilipi Konavle - 20213 Čilipi - Croatia - Phone:+385 (0)20 773 333, +385 (0)20 773 100 www.airport-dubrovnik.hr [email protected] Domestic Arrivals Arrival to Flight Destination Airline Company Day Departure Validity Dubrovnik Number PULA (PUY) CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 7:20 8:15 OU680 11.06.-13.08. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 7:20 8:15 OU680 10.09.-24.09. SPLIT (SPU) CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 12:10 12:45 OU639 28.04.-20.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––––6– 16:00 16:35 OU648 18.10.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 18:00 18:35 OU648 11.06.-13.08. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 18:00 18:35 OU648 10.09.-24.09. CROATIA AIRLINES –––––6– 21:00 21:35 OU648 03.05.-11.10. ZAGREB (ZAG) CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 5:45 6:40 OU6660 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 5:55 6:50 OU660 02.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 6:00 8:15 OU680 11.06.-13.08. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 6:00 8:15 OU680 10.09.-24.09. CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 6:20 7:15 OU660 28.04.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –2–4–6– 6:20 7:15 OU660 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 7:00 7:55 OU660 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 7:20 8:15 OU660 30.03.-04.06. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 7:20 8:15 OU660 20.08.-03.08. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 7:20 8:15 OU660 01.10.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 10:30 11:25 OU660 30.03.-21.04. CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 10:30 11:25 OU6660 30.03.-24.04. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 11:30 12:25 OU660 30.03.-25.04. CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 12:05 13:00 OU668 30.03.-25.10. Timetable ‘Summer 2008’ presents scheduled data available on 14 April 2008. All times are local. Airlines retain the right to make changes to the flight timetable. Therefore we recommend the passengers to check the information with the airlines, their travel agencies or Dubrovnik Airport. 1=Mon, 2=Tue, 3=Wed, 4=Thu, 5=Fri, 6=Sat, 7=Sun Domestic Arrivals Arrival to Flight Destination Airline Company Day Departure Validity Dubrovnik Number CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 12:05 13:00 OU662 08.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES 12–––6– 14:15 15:10 OU662 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 14:15 15:10 OU662 30.03.-01.05. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 14:15 15:10 OU662 30.03.-11.05. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 14:20 15:15 OU668 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3––6– 14:30 15.25 OU384 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 14:45 15:40 OU668 15.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 14:45 15:40 OU662 18.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3––67 21:00 21:55 OU664 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES 12–45–– 21:20 22:15 OU664 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 21:55 22:50 OU668 30.04.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––––6– 22:55 23:50 OU668 30.03.-26.04. Timetable ‘Summer 2008’ presents scheduled data available on 14 April 2008. All times are local. Airlines retain the right to make changes to the flight timetable. Therefore we recommend the passengers to check the information with the airlines, their travel agencies or Dubrovnik Airport. 1=Mon, 2=Tue, 3=Wed, 4=Thu, 5=Fri, 6=Sat, 7=Sun Domestic Departures Departure from Flight Destination Airline Company Day Arrival Validity Dubrovnik Number PULA (PUY) CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 19:15 20:15 OU681 11.06.-13.08. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 19:15 20:15 OU681 10.09.-24.09. SPLIT (SPU) CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 12:00 12:35 OU663 30.03.-27.04. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 14:15 14:50 OU649 07.05.-08.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 20:05 20:40 OU649 30.03.-25.10. ZAGREB (ZAG) CROATIA AIRLINES –––––67 6:05 7:00 OU661 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES 12345–– 6:25 7:20 OU661 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –2––––– 7:25 8:20 OU663 30.03.-27.05. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 7:25 8:20 OU663 04.07.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––––6– 7:55 8:50 OU663 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 12:00 13:50 OU663 30.03.-27.04. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 12:00 12:55 OU663 04.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 12:30 13:25 OU667 30.03.-27.04. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 12:50 13:45 OU667 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –2––––– 13:40 14:35 OU669 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 13:40 14:35 OU665 08.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 14:20 15:15 OU665 30.03.-30.04. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 14:20 15:15 OU665 15.10.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 14:45 15:40 OU667 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES 12––––– 15:50 16:45 OU665 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 15:50 16:45 OU665 30.03.-01.05. Timetable ‘Summer 2008’ presents scheduled data available on 14 April 2008. All times are local. Airlines retain the right to make changes to the flight timetable. Therefore we recommend the passengers to check the information with the airlines, their travel agencies or Dubrovnik Airport. 1=Mon, 2=Tue, 3=Wed, 4=Thu, 5=Fri, 6=Sat, 7=Sun Domestic Departures Departure from Flight Destination Airline Company Day Arrival Validity Dubrovnik Number CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 15:50 16:45 OU665 30.03.-11.05. CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 16:15 17:15 OU669 15.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 16:15 17:15 OU665 18.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 16:20 17:15 OU665 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES –––4––– 17:15 18:10 OU663 30.03.-26.06. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 19:15 21:30 OU681 11.06.-13.08. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3–––– 19:15 21:30 OU681 10.09.-24.09. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 19:30 20:25 OU669 02.05.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––3––6– 19:50 20:45 OU385 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 19:55 20:50 OU669 30.03.-15.09. CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 20:20 21:15 OU667 28.04.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––5–– 21:35 22:30 OU669 30.03.-25.04. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 21:50 22:45 OU669 30.03.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 22:00 22:55 OU667 30.03.-21.04. CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 22:55 23:50 OU669 22.09.-25.10. CROATIA AIRLINES ––––––7 23:00 23:55 OU667 11.05.-25.10. Timetable ‘Summer 2008’ presents scheduled data available on 14 April 2008. All times are local. Airlines retain the right to make changes to the flight timetable. Therefore we recommend the passengers to check the information with the airlines, their travel agencies or Dubrovnik Airport. 1=Mon, 2=Tue, 3=Wed, 4=Thu, 5=Fri, 6=Sat, 7=Sun International Arrivals Arrival to Flight Destination Airline Company Day Departure Validity Dubrovnik Number AMSTERDAM (AMS) CROATIA AIRLINES 1–––––– 17:00 19:10 OU459 31.03.-20.10. BARCELONA (BCN) CLICKAIR 1–––––– 12:20 14:45 XG1312/IB5912 30.03.-24.10. CLICKAIR –2–4–6– 9:25 11:30 XG1312/IB5912 01.07.-13.09. CLICKAIR ––3–5–7 12:20 14:45 XG1312/IB5912 30.03.-29.06. CLICKAIR ––3–5–7 12:00 14:25 XG1312/IB5912 02.07.-14.09. CLICKAIR ––3–5–7 12:20 14:45 XG1312/IB5912 17.09.-24.10. CLICKAIR –2––––– 12:20 14:45 XG1312/IB5912 16.09.-30.09. BERGEN (BGO) NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE ––––5–– 10:05 13:30 DY1916 04.07.-08.08. NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE –––––6– 15:20 18:45 DY1916 05.04.-25.10. BIRMINGHAM (BHX) FLYBE ––––––7 14:00 18:00 BE1663 04.05.-26.10. BRATISLAVA (BTS) SKY EUROPE –2–––6– 13:25 15:55 NE1210 14.06.-20.09. BRUSSELS (BRU) JETAIRFLY –2––––– 18:30 20:45 JAF2842 13.05.-23.09. JETAIRFLY ––––5–– 8:10 10:25 JAF5262 25.04.-09.05. JETAIRFLY ––––5–– 16:50 19:05 JAF5668 16.05.-10.10. COLOGNE (CGN) GERMANWINGS –2––––– 9:00 11:00 4U954 15.07.-12.08. GERMANWINGS –––4––– 20:05 22:05 4U954 01.05.-23.10. GERMANWINGS ––––––7 5:45 7:45 4U954 30.03.-19.10. Timetable ‘Summer 2008’ presents scheduled data available on 14 April 2008. All times are local. Airlines retain the right to make changes to the flight timetable. Therefore we recommend the passengers to check the information with the airlines, their travel agencies or Dubrovnik Airport. 1=Mon, 2=Tue, 3=Wed, 4=Thu, 5=Fri, 6=Sat, 7=Sun International Arrivals Arrival to Flight Destination Airline Company Day Departure Validity Dubrovnik Number DUBLIN (DUB) AER LINGUS –2–––67 7:30 11:45 EI446 30.03.-08.06. AER LINGUS –––4––– 14:40 18:55 EI446 30.03.-05.06. AER LINGUS –––4––– 14:40 18:55 EI446 09.10.-25.10. AER LINGUS –2–––67 7:30 11:45 EI446 07.10.-25.10.
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