Croatia Airlines Airbus A319 Seat MapsCroatia Airlines

August 20, 1989 saw the founding of Croatia Airlines. The company's main office is in Croatia's capital city of Zagreb. Croatia Airlines operates five Airbus A319-100 planes. With room for up to 160 passengers, the Airbus A319 is a narrow-body commercial passenger aircraft. It is a member of the Airbus A320 aircraft family and is intended for medium-distance flights. The advantages of the Airbus A319 include its ability to operate on shorter runways, contemporary avionics systems, and fuel efficiency, making it appropriate for smaller airports. Additionally, it has a range of up to 3,750 nautical miles (6,940 km), a roomy cabin with comfortable seats, and these features enable airlines to offer passengers a variety of routes and destinations. The company's primary hub is at Zagreb Airport. The airline also has bases in Split, Dubrovnik, and Zadar airports. The Star Alliance includes Croatia Airlines. Both domestic and foreign flights are run by it. Destinations in Europe are mostly served by Croatia Airlines. The company serves 38 locations in total. There are 13 aircraft in the fleet of Croatia Airlines. The airline also has a frequent flyer program called Miles & More.