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Croatia Airlines: could its network attract a bidder?

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Following recent reports that the Croatian Government plans to sell a stake in its 98% owned national carrier by 15-Oct-2013, media reports have linked Garuda Indonesia, China Southern and Etihad Airways with a possible bid for Croatia Airlines. All three have denied that they are in talks about an acquisition, but attention is likely to focus increasingly sharply on the loss-making Zagreb-based carrier.

Around 20% bigger by number of seats than Air Serbia (formerly Jat Airways), in which Etihad recently bought a 49% stake, Croatia Airlines is a member of the Star Alliance and has codeshares with a number of European alliance partners. In this first part of a planned two part report, we analyse Croatia Airlines' network and ask whether it might have some appeal to a prospective bidder. In part two, we will examine its finances and cost base and consider their impact on the possible privatisation.

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