A total of 14 sunny destinations will be served directly from Innsbruck next summer, including popular destinations in Italy, France, Greece, Spain and Turkey. The resumption of non-stop flights to Antalya is a special innovation and signals the expansion of the route network into the eastern Mediterranean.
The list of summer destinations reads like a travel catalogue for sun-hungry holidaymakers: from the Greek islands of Crete, Kos, Rhodes and Karpathos to the Italian Sardinia, the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca and the French Mediterranean island of Corsica. New to the programme is Antalya, which will be broadcast regularly every Friday from 23 May 2025 from TUI Austria is flown to.
This expansion of the offer makes it clear that Innsbruck Airport is not only a gateway to the classic travel destinations of the western Mediterranean, but also a connection to the holiday regions further east. Greece remains one of the most popular travel destinations. For destinations such as Crete, Lefkas/Epiros and Kalamata, there is even the option of flying several times a week, which allows for more flexible travel times.
Early bird offers and extended options
With the official flight schedule change on March 30, 2025 Early booking promotions also start in local travel agencies. For many Tyroleans, these programs offer attractive price advantages, especially for family holidays. single seat bookings are also possible, which is particularly interesting for individual travelers.
The airport’s long-standing partners, including TUI Austria, Idealtours, Rhomberg Travel, Christopher travels and Stoll Reisen, ensure that a wide selection of holiday packages and individual booking options remains available. The close cooperation with these partners shows the strong regional roots of Innsbruck Airport in the tourism market.
Scheduled flights: International connections from Innsbruck
In addition to holiday flights, existing scheduled connections further expanded. Airlines such as transavia, Jet2, the easy family of brands. and Austrian Airlines will be offering flights to European cities such as Amsterdam, Birmingham, London and Vienna in summer 2025. These routes are particularly relevant for business travellers and city holidaymakers, while transfer options in Amsterdam, London and Vienna enable connections to destinations worldwide.
The Frankfurt route, which traditionally represents an important connection for Tyrol, is currently still being examined. Irrespective of this, Innsbruck Airport remains a central interface for international travel, especially within Europe.
Importance of Innsbruck Airport
The Innsbruck airport, Austria's third largest commercial airport, is not only an important transport hub, but also a significant economic factor for the region. In 2023, almost one million passengers The strong seasonality of flight operations is reflected in the specialization in winter and summer flight schedules, which are specifically tailored to the needs of travelers.
With a share of 51% owned by Innsbruck's municipal utilities, as well as other 24,5% of the state of Tyrol and 24,5% of the city of Innsbruck, the airport remains a publicly supported infrastructure. It not only contributes to the regional economy, but also acts as a Employer for many people in the region.
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