Austria is a winter sports paradise and attracts millions of ski tourists to the country every year. The states of Tyrol and Salzburg immediately spring to mind, but Vorarlberg, Carinthia and Styria also have a lot to offer. Olympic champions such as Benni Raich, Marcel Hirscher and Hermann Maier are well known in the two tourism strongholds, but Carinthia also has gold winners such as Franz Klammer and Matthias Mayer. But what does that mean in terms of tourism? It is known in aviation circles that the Austrian regional airports of Innsbruck and Salzburg generate a large proportion of their passenger numbers mainly in winter. Mainly through charter flights and especially on Saturdays, when the beds in the hotels are about to be changed. The ski tourists mainly fly in from regions of Northern Europe such as Denmark, the Netherlands, Great Britain and Ireland. The ranking of the most famous ski areas is often controversial. But if you follow the well-known site “Bergfex.at”, an Austrian internet platform for mountain tourism and alpine sports, you get the following top 30 list: And it is precisely these yellow marked ski areas that provide us with the transition to the main question of this report, which is: “What is going on at Klagenfurt Airport in winter?” In order to answer this as best as possible, a look at the respective arrival schedules via “Flightradar24” of the three airports should give us an overview of what is going on on a typical winter Saturday. A picture is worth a thousand words These pictures should be enough to describe the situation as best as possible! Most popular ski areas in Carinthia In addition to great skiers who regularly collect points in the World Cup in the ÖSV squad, Carinthia also has well-known ski areas. All of them