GROWTH & EXPANSION
SPLIT AIRPORT IS GROWING!
The passenger numbers in Split Airport are on the rise
There are currently no secured parking facilities near the airport
CarParkFly will supply the unmet demand for indoor parking in the area
GROWTH & EXPANSION
SPLIT AIRPORT IS GROWING!
The passenger numbers in Split Airport are on the rise
There are currently no secured parking facilites near the airport
CarParkFly will supply the unmet demand for indoor parking in the area
Airport Facts
Expected traffic 2022: | 1,600,000 passengers |
Expected traffic 2023: | 3,500,000 passengers |
Pre-pandemic traffic (2019): | 3.300,000 passengers |
Capacity: | 5,000,000 passengers per year |
Size (terminal areas): | 50,000 m2 |
Terminals: | 2 |
Airlines: | 40 |
Destinations: | +65 (+20 countries) |
Expected traffic 2022: | 1,600,000 passengers |
Expected traffic 2023: | 3,500,000 passengers |
Pre-pandemic traffic (2019): | 3.300,000 passengers |
Capacity: | 5,000,000 passengers/year |
Size (terminal areas): | 50,000 m2 |
Terminals: | 2 |
Airlines: | 40 |
Destinations: | +65 (+20 countries) |
An airport in growth
Split Airport, also known as Resnik Airport or Zračna luka Split in Croatian, is the international airport serving the city of Split, Croatia. It is located 19 km from Split, on the west side of Kaštela Bay, in the town of Kaštela, and extending into the adjacent town of Trogir.
The airport has 2 terminals and a capacity of handling up to 5 million passengers per year. The capacity was increased in 2019 where an expansion increased the terminal areas from 14,000 m2 to 50,000 m2.
Split Airport connects Croatia with over 20 countries and 65 destinations, and is operated by 40 airlines flying to and from Split. Most of the destinations are seasonal (during the summer), with 9 destinations operated year-long, mostly by the national carrier, Croatia airlines and its affiliates.

An airport in growth
Split Airport, also known as Resnik Airport or Zračna luka Split in Croatian, is the international airport serving the city of Split, Croatia. It is located 19 km from Split, on the west side of Kaštela Bay, in the town of Kaštela, and extending into the adjacent town of Trogir.
The airport has 2 terminals and a capacity of handling up to 5 million passengers per year. The capacity was increased in 2019 where an expansion increased the terminal areas from 14,000 m2 to 50,000 m2.
Split Airport connects Croatia with over 20 countries and 65 destinations, and is operated by 40 airlines flying to and from Split. Most of the destinations are seasonal (during the summer), with 9 destinations operated year-long, mostly by the national carrier, Croatia airlines and its affiliates.


Airport statistics
In 2019, Split airport was the second busiest airport in Croatia (after Zagreb Airport), handling over 3.3 million passengers. Due to stronger growth rates, it was estimated that Split Airport would overtake Zagreb Airport in the next few years.
In the period from 2010 to 2019, total passenger traffic on Split Airport increased by 170%. In 2020, however, Split airport recorded a significant downturn in passenger traffic, with 79.6% decreased over the year before. The strong drop was the result of travel restrictions, lockdowns and implemented measures imposed to stop the spread of COVID-19 pandemic across Europe.
In 2021 Split airport became the busiest airport for the first time ever in Croatia. The passenger numbers are estimated to reach 3.5 mio. in 2023.
Airport statistics
In 2019, Split airport was the second busiest airport in Croatia (after Zagreb Airport), handling over 3.3 million passengers. Due to stronger growth rates, it was estimated that Split Airport would overtake Zagreb Airport in the next few years.
In the period from 2010 to 2019, total passenger traffic on Split Airport increased by 170%. In 2020, however, Split airport recorded a significant downturn in passenger traffic, with 79.6% decreased over the year before. The strong drop was the result of travel restrictions, lockdowns and implemented measures imposed to stop the spread of COVID-19 pandemic across Europe.
In 2021 Split airport became the busiest airport for the first time ever in Croatia. The passenger numbers are estimated to reach 3.5 mio. in 2023.

Split Airport Passenger Numbers
2010 - 2021
Split Airport
Passenger Numbers
2010 - 2021
Expansion of the airport
Due to significant increase in passengers’ numbers, especially during the summer months, an expansion project was completed in summer of 2019, adding more than three times the floor space of the original terminal building and increasing the capacity to 5 million passengers per year. The original terminal has been refurbished and is still being used for some international departures, while check in, all domestic departures as well as both international and domestic arrivals including baggage claim is located in the new areas.
As a part of the expansion project an enclosed bridge was built over the state road D409 taking passengers to the newly built parking lot, bus terminal as well as rental car facilities.

Expansion of the airport
Due to significant increase in passengers’ numbers, especially during the summer months, an expansion project was completed in summer of 2019, adding more than three times the floor space of the original terminal building and increasing the capacity to 5 million passengers per year. The original terminal has been refurbished and is still being used for some international departures, while check in, all domestic departures as well as both international and domestic arrivals including baggage claim is located in the new areas.
As a part of the expansion project an enclosed bridge was built over the state road D409 taking passengers to the newly built parking lot, bus terminal as well as rental car facilities.

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