Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (09^th July) is delighted to announce its celebration of the 1-year anniversary of its base launch and 1 million passengers carried at Dubrovnik airport. This Summer, we are delighted to operate 22 total routes. To celebrate our continued commitment to Croatia, with 22 total routes, including 3 new Summer routes to Gothenburg, Katowice and Marseille.  

Ryanair’s Dubrovnik Airport Summer 2025 schedule will deliver:

• 2 based aircraft – $200m investment
• 22 total routes
• 3 new routes to Gothenburg, Katowice and Marseille
• Over 120 weekly flights
• 60 direct jobs

This Summer schedule marks the 1-year anniversary of Ryanair’s base activity in Dubrovnik with 2 based aircraft and a $200m investment, which not only reinforce our commitment to Croatia, but also supports local economy, jobs and tourism.

With 22 total routes and over 120 weekly flights, Ryanair will provide the citizens of Dubrovnik with a wide selection of destinations for their next Summer getaway, while also allowing visitors from all over Europe to visit Dubrovnik, at the lowest fares possible.

To celebrate our 1-year base anniversary and 1 million passengers in Dubrovnik, Ryanair is launching a limited-time seat sale with fares from just €24.99, available exclusively at www.ryanair.com

Ryanair’s Director of Brand, Marketing and International Comms, Deirdre Macklin said:

“As Europe’s no. 1 airline, Ryanair is delighted to celebrate the 1-year base anniversary and 1 million passengers transported to/from our Dubrovnik base with our record Summer schedule that offers over 120 weekly flights across 22 routes, including 3 new routes to Gothenburg, Katowice and Marseille.

To allow our customers and visitors to/from Dubrovnik to book their Summer getaway at the lowest fares, we are launching a seat sale with fares available from just €24.99, which must be booked by 11th of July. To avail of these fantastic low fares, which will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com to avoid missing out.”