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Adria Airways

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Slovenia's flag carrier connecting Europe and beyond.

Founded

1961

Headquarters

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Alliance

Star Alliance

Adria Airways was the flag carrier of Slovenia, headquartered in Ljubljana. Founded in 1961, the airline operated scheduled and charter flights across Europe and served as a key link between Slovenia and major European destinations. The airline was a member of the Star Alliance, enhancing its network through codeshare agreements with major international carriers. It primarily operated regional jets, particularly the Bombardier CRJ series, serving routes to destinations across Europe. Adria Airways ceased operations in September 2019 after filing for bankruptcy, ending nearly six decades of service. Financial difficulties, rising costs, and intense competition contributed to its collapse, leaving Slovenia temporarily without a national carrier.

Hubs & network

Adria Airways operated primarily out of Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport as its main hub.

Fleet

The airline's fleet consisted mainly of Bombardier CRJ900 and CRJ700 regional jets.

Notable facts

›Adria Airways was founded in 1961 as Inex Adria Aviopromet, originally focused on charter flights.
›The airline joined Star Alliance in 2004, becoming the first Slovenian carrier in a major global alliance.
›Adria ceased all operations on September 30, 2019, after declaring insolvency.
›At its peak, the airline served over 20 European destinations.
›The airline was fully privatized in 2016 but continued to face financial struggles leading to its shutdown.

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Primary hubs

Ljubljana Jože Pučnik AirportLJU · 17 rts Frankfurt Main AirportFRA · 3 rts Priština Adem Jashari International AirportPRN · 3 rts Munich AirportMUC · 2 rts Tirana International Airport Mother TeresaTIA · 2 rts Amsterdam Airport SchipholAMS · 1 rts

Route network map (40 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

AMS → LJU319 CR9

BRU → LJU319 CR9

CDG → LJUCR9 319 CR2

CPH → LJUCR9

FRA → LJUCR9 319

FRA → PRN319

FRA → TIA319

IST → LJUCR9 319

LJU → AMS319 CR9

LJU → BRU319 CR9

LJU → CDGCR9 319 CR2

LJU → CPHCR9

LJU → FRACR9 319

LJU → IST319 CR9

LJU → MUCCR9 CR2

LJU → PRGCR2

LJU → PRNCR9 CR2

LJU → SJJCR2

LJU → SKPCR9 CR2

LJU → SVO319 CR9 CR2

LJU → TGDCR2 CR9

LJU → TIACR9 CR2

LJU → VIECR9 CR2

LJU → WAWCR2

LJU → ZRHCR9 CR2 319

MUC → LJUCR9 CR2

MUC → PRN319

PRG → LJUCR2

PRN → FRA319

PRN → LJUCR9 CR2

PRN → MUC319

SJJ → LJUCR2

SKP → LJUCR2 CR9

SVO → LJUCR2 319 CR9

TGD → LJUCR9 CR2

TIA → FRA319

TIA → LJUCR9 CR2

VIE → LJUCR9 CR2

WAW → LJUCR2

ZRH → LJUCR9 CR2 319

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Canadair Regional Jet 90028 routes Canadair Regional Jet 20024 routes Airbus A31920 routes

Encyclopaedia

Adria Airways d.o.o. was the flag carrier of Slovenia, operating scheduled and charter services to European destinations. The company's head office was at Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport in Zgornji Brnik, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, near Ljubljana. On 30 September 2019, the airline declared bankruptcy, ceasing all operations. Since Adria's collapse, Slovenia has not had a flag carrier.

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