Austrian Airlines Flights

Austrian Airlines Group belongs to three shareholders: Austrian, Lauda Air and Austrian Arrows and the airline offers connections to 130 airports located in 66 countries worldwide. Austrian's policy is based on regular flights, while Austrian Arrows is specialised in domestic flights and Lauda Air in charter operations. Austrian Airlines is currently the largest airline in Austria. It is headquartered in Vienna and its main hub is located in Schwechat International Airport.

The airline began in April 1918 when the airline Austria established the first international connection between Vienna and Kiev. The first commercial flight operated by ÖLAG, a former company forced to stop business during the Nazi occupation of Austria, took off from Vienna to Munich in May 1923. Two separate airlines were founded following Nazi occupation of Austria, Air Austria and Austian Airways. On 30th September 1957, Austrian Airlines was created following the merge of these airlines.

Over 10 million passengers were carried by Austrian Airlines by its fleet of 100 aircrafts. Austrian Airlines' fleet has an average age of 6.2 years which is three years younger than the European average.