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Croatia Airlines has taken delivery of its first A220 aircraft, an A220-300 model. Â The carrier is renewing its fleet to the latest generation of aircraft, and has placed orders for 15 A220 aircraft, 13 -300 models and 2 -100 models. Â Delivery of the aircraft occurred at Airbus’ Mirabel, Quebec facility in Canada.
The aircraft was delivered to the airline in its new livery, which represents a rebranding of the airline. The airline’s logo redesign and the new look of the aircraft further accentuate the company’s basic messages, which are quality, safety, travel comfort, and hospitality, while the design of the logomark is now brought closer to the design of the tail of the aircraft, which is what makes Croatia Airlines recognizable, according to a company spokesperson.
Jasmin Baji?, President of the Management Board and CEO of Croatia Airlines, stated “the rebranding of Croatia’s flag carrier will increase the company’s visibility and recognition. It also highlights the importance of Croatia’s national identity and the role that Croatia Airlines has in the state of Croatia, while Croatia Airlines remains, according to renowned experts, one of the best brands in world aviation.”
Tomislav Mihoti?, State Secretary at the Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure of the Republic of Croatia, pointed out “today, we are witnessing a new historic step forward and into a better future for Croatia Airlines, as well as for all of us, who will fly Croatia’s fla/g carrier as businessmen, tourists and passengers. In the 35 years of its existence and provision of transportation services, Croatia Airlines has been connecting Croatia’s cities with key European destinations, and, in collaboration with partner airlines, the whole world. As such, Croatia Airlines is of immense support for us all.”
Croatia Airlines is replacing all its existing aircraft with new ones, which introduces new technology aircraft that will reduce fuel consumption by 25% per seat. The delivery of the first new A220 aircraft occurred today, the delivery of the second aircraft is expected by the end of 2024, with the next six expected to be delivered in 2025, four more in 2026, and three aircraft in 2027. When completed, Croatia Airlines’ A220 fleet will total 15 aircraft.
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