Ryanair will increase Dublin to Zagreb flights from five weekly flights to daily in summer 2026.
The Zagreb to London Stansted route increases from 10 to 12 weekly, with double daily services except on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, while Palma de Mallorca increases from four to six weekly.
Zagreb to Malta flights will also rise to 12 weekly, adding two extra rotations, with double daily flights on weekdays. Paphos flights will rise from three to five weekly, and routes like Basel (daily), Malaga (six weekly), and Palermo (four weekly) will see additional rotations.
In the first half of 2025, Ryanair’s Zagreb to Dublin route carried 36,262 passengers with a 97.8pc load factor, while London Stansted handled 79,587 passengers at 93pc.
Ryanair shared: “Our Zagreb operations are set to expand in summer 2026, with increased frequencies on key routes like London, Malta, and Dublin.”
Zagreb Airport shared in a written statement: “Ryanair’s growth reflects strong demand, with routes like Dublin and Paphos showing exceptional passenger numbers.”
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