On Thursday, Austrian Airlines published the rest of the summer flight schedule until the end of October 2020. According to the company, the offer corresponds to around 40 percent of the originally planned capacity. Currently, around 20 percent is offered. Subject to new official restrictions, further destinations are to be gradually added. From August, a China route, Shanghai, is to be served again. This assumes, however, that Austria lifts the flight ban by then. For the time being, only a weekly rotation is planned. From September, further routes will be returned to the flight schedule, which will initially be served up to once a day. This affects Chişinău, Dnipro, Iaşi, Yerevan, Klagenfurt, Leipzig, Lviv, Lyon, Nuremberg and Odessa. With regard to the Ukraine destinations, it should be noted that there is a landing ban for passenger flights departing from this country until at least July 15, 2020. In addition to resumptions, Austrian Airlines is increasing capacity on almost all existing routes from September. This means more flights and larger aircraft. From September, Amsterdam, Brussels, Bucharest, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Copenhagen and Paris will be on the schedule with up to three daily flights. Athens will be served twice a day instead of once. As operations are steadily ramped up, the offer will increase to over 30 percent in September. By the end of October, almost 40 percent of the previous year's program and over 60 destinations will be back on the flight schedule. "By publishing the entire remaining summer flight schedule, we are offering our customers more planning security," says Austrian Airlines CCO Andreas Otto. "The demand so far makes us confident that we are on the right track with the ramping up of flight operations."