The well-known low-budget airline, Norwegian, which has so far operated to almost all airports in Croatia, announced the re-establishment of three routes to Split and Dubrovnik – Croatian Aviation reports.

The company previously canceled its only line to Rijeka, and currently there are no announcements of traffic to Pula, Zadar and Zagreb. However, Norwegian confirmed the establishment of three lines to Dubrovnik and Split.

From July 4th, Norwegian will fly again on the route Oslo - Split, twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. From the same date, the company plans to establish the Stockholm - Split line, only once a week in July, on Saturdays.

According to Croatian Aviation, From July 28th, the Oslo - Dubrovnik line will be introduced, twice a week, on Tuesdays and Sundays.

At the end of July and the beginning of August, the introduction of more international routes to these two Croatian airports is expected, as well as the return of the company to Pula.