Prague Airport to Offer 165 Destinations for Summer 2025

Václav Havel Airport Prague is gearing up for a busy summer season in 2025, with an expanded range of destinations and airlines.

From March 30 to October 25, passengers will have access to 165 destinations, served by 75 airlines. Travelers opting to fly with a travel agency are expected to increase by nearly 5 percent compared to last year.

Among the key additions are a direct connection to Toronto with Air Canada, a capacity boost on the Seoul route through Asiana Airlines, and a new direct flight to Abu Dhabi via Etihad Airways.

Additionally, Air Baltic will expand its short-haul services with a new route to Vilnius, restoring the link between Prague and all three Baltic capitals.

European connectivity will also be enhanced with a new Croatia Airlines route to Zagreb.

The summer schedule will see increased frequency and capacity on over 40 regular routes, including popular destinations such as Greece, Italy, and Turkey. On some routes, airlines will deploy larger aircraft, including the iconic Airbus A380 on the Dubai route.

“The summer schedule reflects the growing demand from travelers and the airlines’ capacity to increase flight availability and open new direct connections from Prague. We expect a record 18 million passengers this season. However, delays are still a possibility, and Prague Airport, in partnership with its airline partners, is actively working to minimize any disruptions,” said Jiří Pos, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Prague Airport.

New destinations include Zanzibar, and Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro

Croatia Airlines is strengthening its service to Croatia, offering direct flights not only to Zagreb, but also to Split and Dubrovnik. The airline will also enhance its capacity with larger aircraft and more frequent flights.

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