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Graz Airport is holding an auction of used vehicles and equipment that will run until 17 September 2024 at 11:00 a.m. The items on offer include a system tractor, a sweeper, a car and various office and
Graz Airport and Planai-Hochwurzen-Bahnen are continuing their five-year cooperation and extending it for another five years. The aim of the cooperation is to increase the number of guests on both sides through targeted advertising measures and
Graz Airport is currently experiencing an upswing. With around 500.000 passengers by mid-2024, the airport has achieved double-digit growth of around 20 percent compared to the previous year. This figure not only illustrates
The Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings will fly less frequently between Hamburg and Graz in the 2024/25 winter flight schedule. The carrier currently offers up to four rotations per week on this route. With the start of the 23/25 winter flight schedule period, Eurowings will reduce the
The roof of the Novapark Hotel in Graz offers an extraordinary highlight: two airplanes that have been converted into a bar and a restaurant. This unique attraction has attracted numerous visitors since it opened five years ago.
Austrian Airlines and the merged regional airline Tyrolean Airways were once omnipresent at the Austrian state airports and offered numerous non-stop and direct flights. Since the beginning of the 2000s, their presence has been gradually reduced, before
The Austrian aviation industry continues to be robust and growing strongly in 2024. With a total of 16,5 million passengers at the country's six commercial airports in the first half of 2024, Austria recorded a significant increase of 7,7% compared to the
Graz Airport is at the beginning of an exciting phase in which the course is set for future growth and sustainable development. Although the aviation market in Europe is largely saturated, Graz Airport is showing positive signs
From the beginning of August 2024, the entire diesel vehicle fleet at Graz Airport will be fuelled with the synthetic diesel fuel HVO 100, which saves up to 90 percent CO2 compared to conventional diesel. This decision follows a
On 26 June 1914, the first official flight took off from Thalerhof airfield, which is now known as Graz Airport. On the occasion of its 110th anniversary, the airport celebrated with a festive event and an expert discussion on current
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