The Austrian climate ticket is advertised with the slogan "One for all", among other things. Contrary to what the advertising would suggest, not all public transport is included. For example, almost all long-distance bus routes within Austria, the City Airport Train and the Vienna Airport Lines are excluded. There are not particularly many long-distance bus routes within Austria, but these are sometimes a very useful addition, as they primarily run on routes where the travel time by train would be significantly longer. The climate ticket includes the G1 (Güssing-Vienna) and 311 (Gleisdorf-Vienna) routes operated by Dr. Richard, as well as the ÖBB intercity buses operated by Postbus - for example between Graz and Klagenfurt. Blaguss Reisen and Dr. Richard are concessionaires for some routes within Austria, which are marketed as Flixbus under a franchise agreement. However, the German group is not the client; the two Austrian companies operate the routes on their own account. Dr. Richard travels between Graz and Vienna and Graz and Vienna Airport. There is a boarding point on the route, which is used particularly frequently by people from southern Burgenland. The competitor Blaguss Reisen has the domestic Austrian routes Klagenfurt-Vienna and Graz-Linz in its portfolio. In St. Michael there is the option to change trains, so that Klagenfurt can also be reached from Linz. Theoretically, you can also change trains to Vienna, but this is unlikely to be used due to the significantly longer travel time compared to the ÖBB or Westbahn. Climate Protection Ministry refers to transport associations The question of why the domestic Austrian long-distance bus services offered under the Flixbus brand are not included is not so easy to answer.