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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Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines plans to offer the Ordu-Giresun destination non-stop from Salzburg, Austria, in the 2022 summer flight schedule. It is currently planned that this route will be served with Boeing 737 Max 8. It is a seasonal route that will be offered during the summer holidays. The first flight is scheduled for
There has been a clear upward trend at Salzburg Airport since April 2021. However, the traditionally strong winter season was canceled in the first three months of the current year due to the lockdowns and the strict entry and quarantine regulations. In Salzburg, it is clear that demand has increased significantly around Easter.
In Salzburg, the individual modes of transport are still barely interlinked. This is set to change, and the airport is set to play a central role as the region’s mobility hub. Under the project name “Airport 4.0”, the airport, business and state politics are working intensively on linking a wide range of mobility options. Traffic to the actual destinations is to be
The Norwegian airline start-up Flyr announces the addition of five additional routes. This includes a non-stop connection between Oslo and Salzburg, which will be served twice a week. The carrier intends to fly to Bergamo and the city of Mozart from January 5, 2022. Two weekly flights will follow one day later
Yesterday, the report of the Salzburg State Audit Office was sent to the political parties of the State of Salzburg. In summary, the State Audit Office gave the airport a good report. A number of smaller suggestions for improvements in the area of internal structures and processes (documentation) have either already been integrated or will be adapted as soon as possible. This concerns
In the new year, the first winter connection to the Alps will start from Lübeck Airport. From February, winter fans will have the opportunity to take off in Lübeck every Saturday and board the ski bus in Salzburg just two hours later. Lübeck Air flies its passengers with a service that is used for regional transport.
Winter business is traditionally particularly important for Salzburg Airport, as Austria's second-largest airport generates the lion's share of annual sales during the cold season. Last year, the ski business was a complete failure due to the Corona pandemic. Now numerous airlines have presented their winter plans. The offer from the United Kingdom is particularly strong.
The Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air has again postponed its Salzburg comeback to the 2022 summer flight schedule. Most recently, St. Petersburg was announced for mid-December 2021, but once again nothing will come of it. Wizz Air added the destination Salzburg to its route network at short notice in the summer of last year. At the time, a
Austria's second-largest airport, Salzburg, will not receive any Corona aid such as a fixed cost subsidy or compensation for losses incurred due to the pandemic. So far, the airport has received support in the form of short-time work and partial sales compensation. According to a report in the Kronen Zeitung, based on a discussion with
Winter business is traditionally particularly important for Salzburg Airport. Last season, the airport suffered a de facto total loss due to the corona pandemic. Now, airlines are gradually announcing their “winter sports comeback”. This is also the case with Tui Airways UK. This carrier will operate a non-stop connection between East Midlands
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