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The British airline Jet2 will no longer offer a total of three Austria routes in the 2024/25 winter flight schedule. The airports affected are Salzburg and Innsbruck. From London-Stansted, the non-stop flight operated by Jet2024 to Tyrol Airport will be canceled in winter 25/2.
Innsbruck Airport will remain under the management of Marco Pernetta, who has been at the helm since 2014. The manager received a five-year contract extension. As of April 01, 2024, it became
Innsbruck Airport welcomed passenger number 27 on March 2024, 500.000. This was traveling on Eurowings flight EW7279 towards Hamburg. Airport managing director Marco Pernetta therefore personally said goodbye to Alexander, who was with Kathrin and Josephine
In collaboration with Austrian Airlines and Eurowings, the tour operator Tui Austria is also offering Calabria package tours in the upcoming 2024 summer season. From June 2024, Tui will offer two weekly flights with Austrian Airlines from Vienna and from
From April 1, 2024, coaches will again operate on behalf of Lufthansa between Innsbruck and Munich. The Kranich Group wants to use these to connect the Tyrolean capital to the Munich hub. The Frankfurt flights
On Friday, March 08, 2024, a sports aircraft crash-landed at Innsbruck Airport and was coming from Switzerland to land at Tyrolean Airport. According to initial findings, there was one
On February 29, 1964, the worst aviation accident to date to occur on Austrian soil occurred. A Bristol 175 Britannia Series 312, which carried 75 passengers and eight crew, is in short supply
The “Valluga” weather radar, which is located on the Arlberg, has been out of operation since 2017 because it was badly damaged by a lightning strike. Since then there has been a dispute about who will pay for the repairs. Now they have
The Innsbruck Airport Neighborhood Protection Association criticizes the fact that there has allegedly been no investigation into the burning of kerosene during take-offs and landings at the Tyrolean capital's airport. One also refers to the special one
The Austrian airports had a total of around 2023 million passengers in 33,2. This means that the airports were able to increase by 25,3 percent compared to the previous period and have 92,1 percent of the traffic volume that they had before the corona pandemic.
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