List of the busiest airports in Croatia

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The following are lists of busiest airports in Croatia.

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Annual passenger traffic at ZAG SPU DBV PUY ZAD RJK airports. See Wikidata query.

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RankAirportCity / town IATA ICAO 2017201820192020202120222023 [1] 2022–2023
1. Zagreb Airport Zagreb ZAGLDZA3,092,0473,366,3103,435,531913,7031,404,4782,876,8693,723,650Increase2.svg29.43%
2. Split Airport Split SPULDSP2,818,1763,124,0673,301,930659,3501,577,5842,871,3873,358,902Increase2.svg16.98%
3. Dubrovnik Airport Dubrovnik DBVLDDU2,323,0652,539,4122,896,277322,601927,9342,130,5262,416,818Increase2.svg13.43%
4. Zadar Airport Zadar ZADLDZD589,841603,819801,347111,179513,0931,101,0891,230,835Increase2.svg11.78%
5. Pula Airport Pula PUYLDPL595,812717,187777,56878,832264,093392,890424,000Increase2.svgTBA%
6. Rijeka Airport Rijeka RJKLDRI142,111183,606200,84125,46056,388162,657154,367Decrease2.svg5.92%
7. Osijek Airport Osijek OSILDOS43,37367,23546,3616,38211,51514,51936,791Increase2.svg153.40%
8. Brač Airport Brač BWKLDSB21,59630,17025,3393,3698,06115,935TBAIncrease2.svgTBA%
9. Lošinj Airport Mali Lošinj LSZLDLO6,0426,9396,4951,1565,8353,265TBAIncrease2.svgTBA%
TOTAL9,632,42310,637,84811,491,6892,122,0324,768,9819,569,13710,921,363Increase2.svg14.13%

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  1. Passenger numbers are for the current year, according to the latest monthly statistics for each airport. Some airports may have data that's not fully up to-date.