Croatia Airlines (OU)

Croatia Airlines is introducing a new uniform collection for its flight crews. The collection was designed by Croatian designer Martina Vrdoljak Ranilović. It is part of a major project to transform the airline’s visual identity. The collection follows a capsule-wardrobe concept. The pieces can be combined with one another to create several looks while maintaining a cohesive image. The airline says it wants to offer a sustainable, functional and coherent uniform collection over the long term. The teams prioritised natural fibres to improve comfort, breathability and safety in the cabin. The style features clean lines and a contemporary cut. Croatia Airlines wants these outfits to serve as visible ambassadors of its values and national identity. Navy blue dominates the colour palette. The ties and scarves feature the airline’s new graphic design. The modernised logo and the aircraft livery also adopt these colours, inspired by the Croatian flag and simplified geometric patterns to make the brand easier to recognise. Croatia Airlines has ordered 15 Airbus A220s to gradually replace its A319s, A320s and Dash 8-Q400s. The new livery, redesigned logo and uniforms were conceived together.

On 29 September 2025, Croatia Airlines welcomed its first Airbus A220‑100 to Zagreb, a twin-engine aircraft with 127 seats, delivered from Airbus’s Mirabel facility under a leasing agreement with Air Lease Corporation. With this delivery, the airline joins a very select group: it becomes the 5th operator worldwide to operate the -100 variant of the A220. The Croatian airline plans to significantly modernise its fleet by introducing up to 15 A220 aircraft, including several A220‑300s, to gradually replace its Dash 8, A319 and A320 aircraft. The Airbus A220‑100 offers both economic and environmental benefits, with significantly lower fuel consumption than older aircraft, and enables it to optimise the cost of regional air connections. By choosing this model, Croatia Airlines aims to achieve greater flexibility on its European routes, particularly to short- and medium-haul destinations, while strengthening its commitment to more sustainable operations.