- by croatiaweek
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Ryanair has launched a new route connecting Zagreb with Warsaw Modlin Airport in Poland, with the first flight taking off on Monday, 26 October.
The airline will operate four weekly flights on the new route throughout its Winter 2026 schedule, providing another option for travellers flying between Croatia and Poland.
The service connects Zagreb Airport with Warsaw Modlin, an airport located north-west of the Polish capital, and adds to the range of destinations available to passengers travelling from Croatia during the winter season.
Ryanair Director of Communications Jade Kirwan welcomed the launch, highlighting the additional travel options the route will provide for Croatian passengers.
“It was great to see the first flight of our new Winter 2026 route from Zagreb to Warsaw Modlin take off today, bringing the first of many happy Ryanair passengers on their Winter 2026 getaways,” Kirwan said.
“Our Zagreb to Warsaw Modlin route will operate four times per week, offering our Croatian customers even more choice,” she added.
The airline said its full Winter 2026 schedule is available to book through its official website and mobile application.
The new connection provides travellers with another option for visiting Warsaw during the winter months, whether for city breaks, business trips or other travel.
Warsaw is Poland’s capital and largest city, known for its historic Old Town, museums, cultural attractions and business districts.
The launch also adds to the range of international connections available from Zagreb as airlines roll out their winter schedules.