Korean Air has launched a non-stop flight between Seoul and Zagreb.

According to the airline, the new flight is operated three times a week with an Airbus A330-200 and marks the first scheduled direct service connecting Croatia with the Far East.

“We are delighted to launch our first regular service to Croatia, the fast-growing country in tourism in Southeast Europe,” said Byung-Ryool Park, managing vice president of Europe at Korean Air. “Taking this opportunity, Korean Air will support in reinforcing trade and tourism relations between Croatia and Korea.”

With the addition of the new route, Korean Air’s international network now consists of 112 cities in 43 countries.

The schedule for the new flight is as follows.