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Croatia Airlines was established on 20 July 1989 as Zagal Zagreb Airlines. It is the national airline and flag carrier of Croatia and is based in Zagreb. The name was later changed to Croatia Airliners after the first democratic elections held in Croatia on July 23, 1990. It operates services to both international and domestic destinations. On November 2004 it joined the Star Alliance as a regional member. In 2007, Croatia Airlines posted a net profit of 25million Croatian Kuna and transported 1,715,027, a maximum in the airline's history.
The main hub of Croatia Airlines is the Zagreb Airport.
The destination that the Croatia Airlines serve are Vienna, Brussels, Sarajevo, London, Paris, Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich, Rome, Amsterdam and Switzerland.
The Airlines has a fleet size of 10 aircrafts. They include:
- 4 Airbus A319-112
- 4 Airbus A320-200
- 2 Bombardier Dash 8 Q400
Facilities provided by Croatia Airlines are as follows:
- Modified price structure for international flights
- Infants below 2 years can travel free of charge with 10 kg extra baggage allowance.
- 15% discounts on return international flights to all the students below 27 years of age
- Attractive prices for distant travellers.
- Children meal, health meal, religious meal and special meal available
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