Lotniska w Croatia

Which airports can I fly to in Croatia?

Aviatr's airport directory catalogues 37 airports and aerodromes across Croatia, including large international gateways, medium regional fields, small GA aerodromes, heliports, and seaplane bases — all filterable by type in the list below. The busiest field, Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport (LDDU), handles scheduled commercial traffic alongside general-aviation and flight-training movements. Each airport detail page in the directory surfaces the runway inventory (length, surface, lighting, bearing), radio frequency list (TWR, GND, APP, ATIS), live METAR and TAF weather, the navaid mix, and a cross-linked set of flight schools operating from or near the field. A standalone prose METAR decoder on every airport page translates the current wind, visibility, cloud cover, temperature, and flight category (VFR, MVFR, IFR, or LIFR) into plain language for fast briefing. Beyond the airports themselves, Aviatr cross-references 0 EASA-approved flight schools and 0 certified Aviation Medical Examiners based in Croatia — the full operational stack for pilots training, flying, or renewing medicals inside the country. All airports here operate under harmonised EASA airspace and radio-procedure rules valid across every EU member state. Aviatr also cross-references the nearest flight schools and AMEs on each airport page, which makes the directory useful not just for flight planning but also for pilots exploring where to base training or renewal activity in Croatia.