Croatian airports service 5.7% y/y more passengers in May.

By bne IntelliNews July 18, 2012
The number of passengers at the Croatian airports increased by 5.7% on the year to 560,000 in May, the statistics office said in a statement. Most of the passenger traffic passed through the Zagreb airport (214,015, up by an annual 0.6%), followed by the Dubrovnik airport (152,019, up by 7.1% on the year) and the Split airport (123,433, up by 11.9% on the year). The volume of cargo transported via those airports fell 18.2% on the year to 629 tonnes in May.
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