Zagreb Airport

Not Verified | Staff do not treat service to the customer as high priority. Still a lot to improve in this area. For the rest the airport is very new but indeed very boring, not a lot of facilities.

✅ Trip Verified | Very, very clean, abviously also new but absolutely boring with the lack of opportunity for good catering or cosy sit downs. The domestic terminal is more boring than the smallest airport in little Denmark. All over the airport represents space for lots of shops and catering but there isn’t much to shout about. Miss the airport of Copenhagen, they know how to do it.

✅ Trip Verified | My husband and I arrived at Zagreb airport to check into Flight TK1056 and we found the gate closed. We asked the airport information staff for help. She directed me to Turkish Airline staff. The airline staff made a few calls for quick checks, and sprung into action. She got a ground-staff to re-open a counter and made a very quick check-in. She then opened up a channel all through the security checks, immigration process and all the way up to the boarding gate. Without the wonderful staff in Zagreb airport, we would have been left stranded in Zagreb. They had been most accommodating and efficient. My experience at Zagreb airport both when I landed and also when I departed had been most pleasant. All the staff I encountered were patient, helpful and courteous.

✅ Trip Verified | This brand-new airport is clean, airy, and easy to navigate, if somewhat lacking in amenities. The check-in area and security and immigration processes were well organized and efficient. The domestic departure concourse has a lot of seating but only a small food cart with sandwiches, chips, soda, and beer. The international concourse has two bar/cafe areas with limited seating, as well as a modest duty free zone. A major plus: unlike most places in Croatia, smokers here are relegated to a small, hermetically sealed glass box in each concourse. Another major plus: it is cheap and easy to travel to/from the airport on the Croatia Airlines shuttle bus, which connects ZAG with the city's main bus station (autobusni kolodvor). Tourists in Croatia often seem to travel in medium- to large-sized packs, so the experience for a solo traveler at this fairly small airport improves greatly when the timing of his/her arrival or departure is such that they are not overwhelming the facilities.

❎ Not Verified | New airport is nice. Nice design best service and nice selection at shops. Fast boarding and many destinations and airlines that are coming there. Check in is fast. Many security stations so security check is fast and when you take off or land at night it is very nice with many lights.

✅ Verified Review | New, efficient, extra clean and impressive. We flew in on October 4, 2017 and had no problem retrieving our luggage and finding the bus to downtown Zagreb. Signage was good. When we flew out on Oct. 13, 2017 it was even easier. Friendly check in staff, spotless washrooms and lots of departures boards. Restaurant prices were the usual airport rip off.

✅ Verified Review | Even though Zagreb Airport was just newly opened in a nice and modern setting, the staff are just unbearable. Incapable and slow. Rude and unorganized. Its just a pity that no one in charge recognizes how important is the quality nasic service. Utterly disappointed.

✅ Verified Review | Brand new airport, impressive construction. Short ways to go from entering the airport to the gates. Only minus was that you hve to pay in the store 21 kuna or 3 EUR for a bottle of water after security check. In the city you pay 3 or 4 kuna in a store. Airports after security check should be obliged to sell water at city tariffs! Wifi gets disconnected every 10 to 15 minutes should also be improved.

✅ Verified Review | Local airport, outgrew by number of pax. Luckily there is new International terminal being built, which is planned to open by 2017 and will be able to accommodate much more passengers than it's current capacity. Signage is good, tho not really necessary because you can walk through the entire airport in about 10 minutes, and you can quickly figure everything out. There are class-dependent check-in counters (baggage drop-off for all pax is also available at Business/First counter). There are no separate security lanes for premium passengers, but the entire process is quite fast - about 15 mins in average. Terminal is clean and seating available but not always possible due to overcapacity. There is one duty-free shop, with several small souvenir and newspaper stores. Wifi is free for 15 mins. Boarding is done with buses (again no difference regarding the travel class) and can get crowded and lengthy.

At Zagreb Airport there is only one area for departure and it fails to handle the large groups coming through. Little choice in food and drink. Limited seating and long queues. In desperate need of an upgrade. Staff are doing the best they can but without support this is a effort in futility.