Budget airline easyJet has announced plans to suspend 20 direct routes from Croatia to the UK, according to Croatian Aviation. The airline will reportedly be stopping the routes earlier than planned due to low demand following the coronavirus crisis. Croatia was removed from the UK’s travel corridor list last week due to a rise in coronavirus cases.
Currently, Croatia’s coronavirus cases are at 41.1 per 100,000 people.
The country was removed from the UK’s safe list after its cases rose above 20 per 100,000 people.
easyJet, which is one of Europe’s most popular airlines, is currently operating 38 international routes to and from Croatia.
The routes are from Pula, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik Airports.
easyJet will reportedly be operating on 21 routes to these airports through September.
But 20 of the routes will be suspended before the end of August.
Here’s a list of the flights that will be cancelled and operating to the UK and other destinations.
easyJet will operate three routes to Pula in September but five of them will be suspended.
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Pula – Bristol (until September 26)
Pula – London Gatwick (until September 26)
Pula – London Luton (until September 12)
The following routes will not operate in September:
Pula – Amsterdam (last flight August 26)
Pula – Southend (last flight August 30)
Pula – Basel (last flight August 29)
Pula – Berlin (last flight August 29)
Pula – Liverpool (last flight August 30)
Zadar, a city on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, will have three easyJet routes in September.
But two will be suspended.
The following routes will be operating:
Zadar – London Gatwick (until September 12)
Zadar – London Luton (until September 19)
However, the following routes will not operate in September:
Zadar – Amsterdam (last flight August 30)
Zadar – Basel (last flight August 29)
Zadar – Berlin (last flight August 29)
Split airport, also known as Resnik Airport, will continue operating nine routes, with six being suspended.
These routes will continue operating:
Split – Amsterdam
Split – Basel
Split – Belfast (until September 26)
Split – Bristol
Split – Geneva
Split – Glasgow
Split – London Gatwick
Split – London Luton
Split – Manchester
However, these routes will not operator in September:
Split – London Stansted (last flight August 30)
Split – Lyon (last flight August 30)
Split – Milan (last flight August 30)
Split – Naples (last flight August 28)
Split – Paris CDG (last flight August 29)
Split – Orly (last flight August 30)
Dubrovnik airport in southern Croatia will continue to operate six routes into September, while axing six before the end of the month.
The following routes will be operating:
Dubrovnik – Bristol (until September 27)
Dubrovnik – Edinburgh (until September 26)
Dubrovnik – Geneva (until September 26)
Dubrovnik – London Gatwick
Dubrovnik – London Luton (until September 12)
Dubrovnik – Manchester
The following routes will not operate in September:
Dubrovnik – Amsterdam (last flight August 30)
Dubrovnik – Basel (last flight August 30)
Dubrovnik – Belfast (last flight August 30)
Dubrovnik – London Stansted (last flight August 30)
Dubrovnik – Naples (last flight August 29)
Dubrovnik – Orly (last flight August 30)
easyJet has been contacted by Express.co.uk for comment.
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