Longest Airport Runways in Croatia

Airports in Croatia ranked by the length of their longest open runway.

📅 2026📏 metres21 entries🇭🇷 See all of this country’s rankings →

All entries · 21

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Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (metres); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.

Zagreb Franjo Tuđman International AirportVelika Gorica · 10,669 ft · ASP

3,252 m

Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković AirportDubrovnik · 10,597 ft · ASP

3,230 m

Pula AirportPula · 9,678 ft · ASP

2,950 m

Udbina AirfieldUdbina · 9,022 ft · CON

2,750 m

Split Saint Jerome AirportSplit · 8,366 ft · ASP

2,550 m

Osijek AirportOsijek(Klisa) · 8,202 ft · ASP

2,500 m

Zadar AirportZadar · 8,202 ft · ASP

2,500 m

Rijeka AirportRijeka(Omišalj) · 8,164 ft · PEM

2,488 m

Grobničko Polje AirfieldSoboli · 6,106 ft · ASP

1,861 m

Brač AirportGornji Humac · 5,774 ft · ASP

1,760 m

Varaždin AirfieldVaraždin · 5,676 ft · ASP

1,730 m

Osijek-Čepin AirfieldOsijek · 3,937 ft · ASP

1,200 m

Čakovec Pribislavec AirfieldČakovec · 3,609 ft · UNK

1,100 m

Sinj Piket AirfieldSinj · 3,609 ft · UNK

1,100 m

Lošinj AirportMali Lošinj · 2,953 ft · Asphalt

900 m

Vukovar Borovo Recreational AirfieldVukovar · 2,953 ft · UNK

900 m

Unije AirfieldUnije Island · 2,789 ft · grass

850 m

Vinkovci Sopot AirfieldVinkovci · 2,651 ft · UNK

808 m

Hvar AirfieldHvar Island · 2,454 ft · GRE

748 m

Zvekovac AirfieldZvekovac · 2,083 ft · Grass

635 m

Airfield RavnicePodravske Sesvete · 2,000 ft · Grass

610 m

Highlights

Within Croatia, Zagreb Franjo Tuđman International Airport ranks first in 2026 with 3,252 m, followed by Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport (3,230 m) and Pula Airport (2,950 m).

The top two are virtually level: Zagreb Franjo Tuđman International Airport and Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport differ by less than 1%.

Across 21 entries, values run from 3,252 m (Zagreb Franjo Tuđman International Airport) to 610 m (Airfield Ravnice), with a median of 1,730 m.

Source: OurAirports, airports and runway datasets, 2026. Unit: metres.

Source: OurAirports, airports and runway datasets · Public domain (OurAirports) · fetched Oct 17, 2026 — Airport and runway records are community maintained and released to the public domain; no guarantee of accuracy is made. Only active small, medium, and large airports are included.

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Highlights

Within Croatia, Zagreb Franjo Tuđman International Airport ranks first in 2026 with 3,252 m, followed by Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport (3,230 m) and Pula Airport (2,950 m).

The top two are virtually level: Zagreb Franjo Tuđman International Airport and Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport differ by less than 1%.

Across 21 entries, values run from 3,252 m (Zagreb Franjo Tuđman International Airport) to 610 m (Airfield Ravnice), with a median of 1,730 m.

Source: OurAirports, airports and runway datasets, 2026. Unit: metres.