As it was previously announced, Lufthansa will fly on routes from Frankfurt to Dubrovnik and Pula from the end of June – Croatian Aviationwrites, adding that in the latest announcement the company published a modified flight schedule in which there are several news related to destinations in Croatia to which Lufthansa normally flies in the summer flight schedule.

In addition to the reintroduction of the Frankfurt-Dubrovnik route, Lufthansa will operate again on the Munich-Dubrovnik route from June 20th, once a week, every Saturday. A larger number of weekly flights is expected from the beginning of July, when the company could fly on both routes (from Frankfurt and Munich) every day to Dubrovnik.

Lufthansa is returning to Split Airport too, connecting this city with Frankfurt and Munich.

From June 20th, the Munich - Split line will be introduced, once a week, every Saturday, and from June 27th, the Frankfurt - Split line will start operating, also once a week, on Saturdays. As is the case with Dubrovnik, a greater number of weekly flights to Split Airport are expected from July – Croatian Aviation writes.

On routes to Split and Dubrovnik, Lufthansa will use aircraft from the A320 family (A319, A320, A321) in accordance with the demand and booking on each flight. Smaller aircraft will be used on the route from Frankfurt to Pula.

It is likely that the company will not launch other routes to Croatia (Zadar and Rijeka) in June, while the Munich-Zagreb route will most likely be launched by Croatia Airlines, with which Lufthansa has a code-share agreement, as Croatian Aviation reports.