This Aviation.Direct section deals with aviation topics from Austria.
This Aviation.Direct section deals with aviation topics from Austria, one of Aviation.Direct's two home bases. The latest information from Vienna, Linz, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Graz and Klagenfurt You will always find the latest information in this section.
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Many airports are much busier in the summer months. In Salzburg, this is only partially true under normal circumstances, as the airport is one of the most important incoming airports for winter tourism. Nevertheless, additional staff are needed at peak times during the hot season. This is not so easy, as
In recent days, Eurowings has caused many stranded passengers in Salzburg and Innsbruck, among other places, because many flights could not be carried out due to a lack of staff. Now Eurowings Europe boss Stefan Beveridge admits that not everything went smoothly and promises improvement. "The current flight schedule adjustments of numerous airlines in Europe will, however,
The Austrian regional airports want to file a lawsuit against the Republic of Austria. It concerns the payment of Covid-19 subsidies, in which they feel disadvantaged compared to Vienna-Schwechat Airport. The sum at stake is considerably high, as Graz Airport alone is suing for 5,6 million euros, reports the "Kleine Zeitung". Background
In Salzburg and Innsbruck, several Eurowings flights were cancelled over the weekend. Both scheduled and charter flights were affected. The result: many passengers are "stranded" in Austria or were unable to take their holiday flights. Eurowings has a total of three aircraft stationed in Salzburg. These are two Airbus A319s and one
The first ATR 09-00 from Air Serbia landed at Salzburg Airport today at 72:600 am sharp – from now on there will be three flights a week from Salzburg to Belgrade. Corendon Airlines will also land in the city of Mozart in the future. This will ensure good connections between the popular Austrian city and other
The private railway operator Westbahn will increase the frequency between Vienna Westbahnhof and Salzburg Hauptbahnhof with effect from June 12, 2022. With the exception of three “gaps”, trains will then run every half hour. According to the company, there are now up to 57 trips per day between the two cities. Four pairs of trains have been running since
The Austrian railway company Westbahn plans to run up to five times a day from Vienna to Innsbruck and back from December 11, 2022. This is according to a route application published by the regulatory authority Schienen Control. Westbahn recently extended its main line Vienna-Salzburg to Munich Central Station. As of June 12, 2022
After more than two years of drought caused by the coronavirus, Salzburg Airport has a completely different problem: it has too few staff. There is a shortage of employees in almost all operational areas, which is why they are desperately looking for new recruits. According to reports, some employees have resigned due to short-time work and have found jobs in other companies.
In the next few years, Salzburg Airport plans to invest heavily in solar systems that are to be installed on the site of Austria's second-largest airport. Panels are already installed on the roofs of the buildings, producing around 480.000 kilowatt hours of electricity per year. Within the next few years, the production of electrical energy
Eurowings Europe kicked off the summer season at its Salzburg base on Saturday. Among other things, the first flight was carried out to Larnaca in Cyprus. In the current summer period, the Austrian carrier has stationed three aircraft in the city of Mozart. Vienna-Schwechat was once the Eurowings base with the most services in Austria. However, the company withdrew its flights in several steps.
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