General information
The airport is named after Franjo Tuđman, the first president of Croatia. The country’s largest airport is the main hub for Croatia Airlines, the national flag carrier is responsible for about half of the number of passengers at the airport.
Where is Zagreb Airport situated?
Zagreb Airport is located south-east of the capital. You can reach Zagreb Airport via exit 5 of the A3/E65 motorway and the road signs.
How many terminals does Zagreb Airport have?
On 28 March 2017, the new terminal of Zagreb Airport was put into operation. The single airport terminal is very modern and has a capacity of 5 million passengers a year. The airport building consists of two floors, Arrivals on the ground floor and Departures on the first floor.
The Departures hall and Arrivals hall are connected to each other, but only from the outside. The check-in counters are located in the Departures hall, as are various eating and drinking options. After the security check you will arrive at the gates. In the Arrivals hall you will find desks of car rental companies, ATMs, a money exchange office and the Zagreb Visitor Center.
A good alternative for flying to or from Zagreb Airport are the following airports, sorted by distance from the airport. You can also take a look at the complete list of airports in Croatia.
| Rijeka Krk Airport | 130km |
| Ljubljana Airport (Slovenia) | 136km |
| Graz Airport (Austria) | 147km |
| Klagenfurt Airport (Austria) | 168km |
| Zadar Airport | 191km |
| Pula Airport | 192km |
Which airlines fly from and to Zagreb Airport?
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Croatia Airlines -
Ryanair -
KLM -
Air France - Lufthansa
