Ljubljana Airport is set to expand its flight offerings in spring 2025. With the introduction of new routes by KLM and Eurowings, passengers will enjoy more options for global and European travel. These additions, along with increased flights from Turkish Airlines and British Airways, reflect the airport’s ongoing recovery and growth in passenger traffic.
In 2025, Ljubljana Airport will enhance its connectivity with two new flights. KLM will launch daily flights to Amsterdam starting in late March, providing up to 11 flights per week. Eurowings will begin flights to Düsseldorf in mid-April, offering three weekly departures.
One-way tickets from Ljubljana to Amsterdam by KLM, with onward connections worldwide via Schiphol Airport, start at €70. The route with Eurowings will offer onward connections through Eurowings’ network to European vacation destinations. One-way fares start at €39.99.
Turkish Airlines will also increase flights to Istanbul to 18 times per week in June 2025. British Airwayswill offer eight weekly flights to London Heathrow from June onwards. In addition to the new flights, the summer schedule will feature 27 connections from 24 carriers.
Ljubljana Airport saw a 13.3% increase in passenger traffic in 2024, reaching over 1.4 million passengers, with recovery approaching pre-pandemic levels. Top destinations included Istanbul, London, Frankfurt, Zurich, Paris, and Munich.