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Austrian Airlines Launches Innsbruck Winter Services

by Jamie Clarke July 7, 2024

written by Jamie Clarke

This week, Austria’s flag carrier, Austrian Airlines, has launched its latest winter operations schedule for Innsbruck.

This article will cover the details surrounding Austrian Airlines’ latest winter offering out of Innsbruck in the Alps.

Austrian Airline’s Innsbruck Winter Operations

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Austrian Airlines for the upcoming winter season has expanding its offering out of Innsbruck. From October 2024 through until March 2025, the carrier will operate 19 weekly flights to and from Vienna.

Alongside the Vienna route, there will also be direct services from Innsbruck to Amsterdam, Brussels, Copenhagen, Warsaw, Stockholm, and Billund. The services to the international European destinations will start from December 2024. This is during the peak ski season for Austria and the Alps.

The following are the flights –

OS 915 / Innsbruck to Vienna / Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
OS 903 / Innsbruck to Vienna / Saturday.
OS 905 / Innsbruck to Vienna / Daily.
OS 901 / Innsbruck to Vienna / Daily.
OS 916 / Vienna to Innsbruck / Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
OS 904 / Vienna to Innsbruck / Saturday.
OS 906 / Vienna to Innsbruck / Daily.
OS 902 / Vienna to Innsbruck / Daily.
OS 361 & 362 / Innsbruck to Brussels / Saturday.
OS 322 & 323 / Innsbruck to Copenhagen / Saturday.
OS 622 & 629 / Innsbruck to Warsaw / Saturday.
OS 2628 & 2627 / Innsbruck to Billund / Saturday.
OS 2628 & 2627 / Innsbruck to Stockholm / Saturday.
OS 369 & 370 / Innsbruck to Amsterdam / Saturday.

Senior Comments

Austrian Airlines’ Chief Commercial Officer, Michael Trestl, has commented on the carrier’s Innsbruck winter schedule. Saying, “With our expanded flight offer between Vienna and Innsbruck, we now provide our guests with greater flexibility and four direct tourist connections to Tyrol.”

“We see ourselves as part of the Tyrolean economy, and our commitment is reflected in our flight program!”

Adding to Trestl’s comments, Managing Director of Innsbruck Airport, Marco Pernetta, has said. “We are very pleased that Austrian Airlines is increasing frequencies on the crucial Vienna-Innsbruck route and adding new European routes on winter weekends, clearly demonstrating their commitment to Innsbruck as a location.”

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July 7, 2024 0 comment

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Austrian Airlines Welcomes Second Dreamliner to Its Fleet

by Len Varley June 22, 2024

written by Len Varley

On 20 June 2024, Austrian Airlines celebrated the arrival of its second Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, registered OE-LPM.

This widebody delivery follows closely behind the successful inaugural flight of the first Dreamliner. The first aircraft, registered OE-LPL, operated to New York on June 15th.

OE-LPM received a warm welcome at Vienna Airport, complete with a traditional water salute.

Sporting its recently applied red-white-red Austrian Airlines livery, acquired in Teruel, Spain. The aircraft is now ready to start flight operations.

Nine more Boeing 787-9s will gradually replace Austrian Airlines’ existing long-haul jets by 2028.

Short-Haul Service Then Long-Haul Debut

While passengers can initially expect to see the OE-LPM gracing Austrian Airlines’ short-haul network in the coming days.

It will initially serve destinations like Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, and Berlin. The widebody jet will then transition to long-haul operations on June 28th.

This marks the aircraft’s commencement on long-haul routes with a transatlantic flight to Chicago.

A Modernization Milestone

The arrival of the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner signifies a significant step forward for Austrian Airlines. It represents the beginning of a comprehensive fleet modernization and expansion program focused on long-haul travel.

By 2028, a total of eleven 787-9s are slated to join the Austrian Airlines fleet, gradually replacing existing Boeing 777 and 767 long-haul aircraft.

This investment not only bolsters Austrian Airlines’ offerings but also strengthens Vienna’s position as a key aviation hub, attracting business travelers and tourists alike.

Taking “Servus” to the Skies in Style

Austrian Airlines’ new Dreamliner boasts the title of one of the most innovative long-haul aircraft currently available.

Passengers can expect an exceptional travel experience that seamlessly blends Austrian hospitality with cutting-edge technology.

In-flight internet access ensures you stay connected on long journeys, while larger windows and an advanced mood lighting system create a more comfortable and relaxing environment.

A Culinary Delight Awaits

Of course, no Austrian Airlines flight is complete without a touch of culinary indulgence. The “Tastefully Austrian” long-haul menu concept promises a delightful journey for your taste buds.

Passengers in Business Class can savor creations by Do & Co Flying Chefs and experience the unique “Viennese coffee house service on board.”

Premium Economy and Economy class travelers also have a variety of delicious menu options to choose from, ensuring a satisfying and enjoyable flight experience for all.

The arrival of the Dreamliner marks a new chapter for Austrian Airlines, one that promises innovation, comfort, and a touch of Austrian charm on every journey.

Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, Austrian Airlines’ new Dreamliner is poised to take your travel experience to new heights.

About Austrian Airlines

Austrian Airlines, the national carrier of Austria, boasts a rich history dating back to 1957. Headquartered in Vienna, the airline operates a comprehensive network of short-haul and long-haul routes. It’s operations range across Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa.

As a member of the Lufthansa Group, the carrier offers seamless connections to a vast network of destinations worldwide, providing passengers with a convenient and reliable travel experience.

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Images have appeared tonight of an Austrian Airlines flight severely damaged by hailstorms, which happened on approach into Vienna.

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Austrian Airlines Flight Severely Damaged in Vienna

by James Field June 9, 2024

written by James Field

Images have appeared tonight of an Austrian Airlines flight severely damaged by hailstorms, which happened on approach into Vienna.

Information has been released pertinent to this incident, which took place earlier today.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

Austrian Airlines Flight OS434 – Palma de Mallorca to Vienna…

Austrian Airlines flight OS434 is a routine scheduled flight between Palma de Mallorca and Vienna.

The aircraft involved in this severe damage is registered as OE-LBM.

As per data from Planespotters.net, OE-LBM is a 23.1 year old Airbus A320 that started out life with LTU in July 2001.

By April 2004, it was handed over to LTU Austria, before being sent to Air Berlin in April 2008.

Furthermore, Austrian Airlines took delivery of the Airbus A320 in March 2013.

Of the A320ceo variant, OS has 29 of them in their fleet.

Furthermore, of that 29, all but one are in active service, with an average fleet age of 19.4 years.

Austrian Airlines flight OS434 departed Palma de Mallorca at 1555 local time this afternoon and headed to Vienna.

It is being reported that whilst on approach into the Austrian airport, it was severely damaged by a hailstorm in the area.

Despite the significant damage, the aircraft was able to land safely at 1759 local time, a few hours ago.

Below is some imagery from the scene at Vienna after it parked up on stand:

Furthermore, as you can see from the images above, it is clear how much damage the Austrian Airlines Airbus A320 has sustained.

Airline Releases Statement…

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Following this incident, Austrian Airlines issued a statement, saying the following:

“On today’s flight OS434 from Palma de Mallorca to Vienna, an Airbus A320 aircraft was damaged by hail.”

“The aircraft encountered a thunderstorm cell on approach to Vienna, which the cockpit crew said was not visible on the weather radar.”

“According to current information, the two front cockpit windows of the aircraft, the nose of the aircraft (radome) and some panels were damaged by the hail.”

“The aircraft was able to land safely at Vienna-Schwechat Airport.”

“All passengers on the flight were uninjured.”

“The Austrian Airlines technical team has already been entrusted with the specific damage assessment of the aircraft in question.”

“The safety of our passengers and our crews is Austrian Airlines’ top priority.”

Aircraft Will Be Grounded…

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Obviously, following this severe incident in Vienna, OE-LBM will be grounded until further notice.

Furthermore, it is unclear how long it will take to make the relevant repairs to the aircraft.

Damage like this could keep that particular aircraft grounded for a few days and maybe even weeks.

Looking ahead, all eyes will be on how long it takes to fix the aircraft before it is allowed back into commercial service.

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Austrian Airlines Boosts Vienna-Bangkok Flight Frequencies

by Len Varley June 8, 2024

written by Len Varley

Austrian Airlines is ramping up service between Bangkok and Vienna to meet surging travel demand during the upcoming winter season.

Weekly frequencies will increase by 86%, going from 7 to 13 flights, marking the airline’s largest capacity increase for Winter 2024.

As Austria’s national carrier, Austrian Airlines is renowned for its exceptional service and hospitality.

Passengers can expect a safe and comfortable journey aboard their modern fleet, which includes Airbus A320 family aircraft, Boeing 767s, and Boeing 777s.

They are also known for their delicious onboard meals, featuring both Austrian specialties and international flavors.

Complimentary meals and beverages, including Austrian wines and beers, are a further perk for travelers.

Stronger Commitment to the Thai Market

This significant boost in Bangkok-Vienna service reflects Austrian Airlines’ dedication to the Southeast Asian market.

“We’ve been connecting Vienna and Bangkok since 1988,” shared Brendan Shashoua, Lufthansa Group Senior Director Sales – Southeast Asia and the Pacific.

“Thailand remains a highly sought-after destination for Europeans. By increasing frequencies from Vienna to 13 flights per week, we’re addressing this strong demand.”

Shashoua continued, “The introduction of the A380, the world’s largest passenger aircraft, on flights from Bangkok to Munich last year exemplifies our commitment.”

“This latest development offers Thai travelers even greater choice and flexibility when flying to Europe with Lufthansa Group.”

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A Longstanding Partnership

The diplomatic ties between Thailand and Austria span over a century, and Austrian Airlines has proudly served as a bridge between the two nations for more than 35 years.

As a member of both Star Alliance and Lufthansa Group, the airline offers seamless connections to Austria and beyond via its central hub in Vienna.

About Austrian Airlines

Austrian Airlines, Austria’s largest carrier, operates a comprehensive global network from its Vienna hub.

Founded in 1957, the airline boasts over 305 million passengers served and a dedicated workforce of over 6,000 employees who ensure approximately 220 daily departures.

Their current fleet consists of 66 aircraft, including a combination of long-haul and short & medium haul options.

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Earlier this week, an Austrian Airlines flight suffered a lightning strike on approach into Klagenfurt.

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Austrian Airlines Flight Suffers Lightning Strike in Klagenfurt

by James Field June 6, 2024

written by James Field

Earlier this week, an Austrian Airlines flight suffered a lightning strike on approach into Klagenfurt.

Information has been released pertinent to this incident, which we will go into in this report.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

Austrian Airlines Flight OS939 – Vienna to Klagenfurt…

Austrian Airlines flight OS939, which suffered a lightning strike, is a routine scheduled flight between Vienna and Klagenfurt.

The aircraft involved in the incident is registered as OE-LWD.

As per data from Planespotters.net, OE-LWD is a 13.4 year old Embraer E195 that started out life with Lufthansa CityLine in March 2011.

By August 2015, the aircraft was transferred to Austrian Airlines.

Furthermore, of the E195 variant, OS has 17 of them in their fleet.

Of that 17, all of them are in active service, with an average fleet age of 12.8 years.

Austrian Airlines flight OS939 departed Vienna at 1312 local time on June 3, and proceeded on a south-westerly track to Klagenfurt.

As per The Aviation Herald, during it’s approach into the destination, the aircraft sustained a lightning strike.

Furthermore, it is understood that the aircraft continued for a safe landing following the strike at 1344 local time.

Aircraft Was Inspected…

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Furthermore, the safety outlet reports that the aircraft was taken out of service to be inspected.

However, the aircraft returned to commercial service the next day, as per data from RadarBox.com.

Since the incident, it has operated flights to the following destinations:

Prague
Sibiu
Kalamata
Warsaw
Lyon
Graz

Overall, no additional incidents have been reported regarding the Embraer E195, and has been flying normally since.

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Austrian Airlines Expands Flights for Winter Season

by James Field May 26, 2024

written by James Field

Austrian Airlines has this week announced an expansion of flights for the Winter 2024/25 season.

The carrier has laid out it’s plans for new flights as well as plans for it’s newly delivered Boeing 787 aircraft.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

The Expansion of Flights from Austrian Airlines…

Austrian Airlines have made the following announcements regarding their Winter 2024/25 season:

New flights to Ivalo, Finland – Joins Kittilä and Rovaniemi.
New flights to Bremen, Boston & Tbilisi.
Increase in flights to Bangkok from seven to 13 per week thanks to the delivery of Boeing 787 aircraft.
New York, Montreal & The Maldives increase to five weekly.

It has been significant the opportunities Austrian Airlines have been awarded thanks to the delivery of the two Dreamliners.

Trestl: Aiming to Return to Pre-Crisis Levels…

Commenting on the planned new flights for Winter 2024/25 was Michael Trestl, CCO of Austrian Airlines:

“Our aim is to continuously expand our route network to be able to offer our guests a broad portfolio of destinations.”

“We have achieved this successfully in the winter flight schedule with the addition of Ivalo and the continuation of the new summer destinations in winter.”

“On long-haul routes, it was important for us to initially serve Boston in the winter and to offer more flights to destinations popular among our guests.”

“This approach aims to return to pre-crisis levels in intercontinental services and provide attractive connections worldwide”.

Overall…

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In conclusion, Austrian Airlines is planning to go big for the Winter 2024/25 season.

As the weather gets colder in Austria, travel demand for warmer climates has increased slightly.

Furthermore, demand for services into the U.S has also increased for winter shopping and travel.

For now, all eyes will be on how the new flights perform, as well as how operations go with their new Boeing 787s.

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Austrian Airlines Flight Suffers Lightning Strike in Vienna

by James Field April 19, 2024

written by James Field

Earlier this week, an Austrian Airlines flight bound for Naples returned to Vienna following a lightning strike.

Information regarding this incident has come to light. Here is what we know so far.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

Austrian Airlines Flight OS543: Vienna to Naples…

Austrian Airlines flight OS543, which suffered a lightning strike, is a routine scheduled flight between Vienna and Naples.

The aircraft involved in the incident was OE-LWH.

As per data from Planespotters.net, OE-LWH is a 12.5 year old Embraer E195 that started out life with Lufthansa CityLine in October 2011.

By August 2016, the aircraft was handed over to Austrian Airlines.

Of the E195 variant, OS has 17 in the fleet, of which all but one are in active service.

Furthermore, the average age for the variant at the airline stands at 12.7 years.

Austrian Airlines flight OS543 departed Vienna at 1831 local time on April 13, bound for Naples.

As per The Aviation Herald, the aircraft stopped it’s climb at FL220 following a lightning strike after departure from Vienna.

From there, a u-turn was made back to the Austrian airport, where it landed safely around 40 minutes after departure.

Aircraft Grounded for Three Days Following Lightning Strike…

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Data from RadarBox shows that OE-LWH, the Austrian Airlines E190 that operated the flight between Vienna and Napoli, remained grounded for three days following the lightning strike incident.

Furthermore, the aircraft re-entered commercial service on April 18.

Since the incident, it has operated flights to:

Warsaw
Innsbruck
Graz
Munich

It remains clear that the damage experienced by the aircraft following the lightning strike has been fixed.

For now, all eyes will be on the aircraft in case similar incidents happen in the short-term future.

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Austrian Airlines Airbus A320neo Damaged in Vienna

by James Field April 7, 2024

written by James Field

Over the weekend, it has emerged that an Austrian Airlines Airbus A320neo has been damaged in Vienna.

It is understood that the level of damage is significant on the aircraft, as we will explore in this piece.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

The Austrian Airlines Airbus A320neo Damaged in Vienna…

It is understood the flight affected was Austrian Airlines flight OS456 that came from London Heathrow and got damaged after landing in Vienna.

The aircraft operating this flight was registered as OE-LZQ.

As per data from Planespotters.net, OE-LZQ is a 0.9 year old Airbus A320neo that was delivered to the airline in June 2023.

Furthermore, of the Airbus A320neo variant, one of which got damaged in Vienna, Austrian Airlines has five of them.

Of that five, four are in active service and one is parked, offering an average fleet age of 1.0 years.

Austrian Airlines flight OS456 departed London Heathrow at 1953 local time on April 6.

The aircraft landed safely into Vienna at 2243 local time.

From the images above, you can see the damage that the Austrian Airlines Airbus A320neo suffered in Vienna.

It is understood that the damage was caused by a collision with a jet bridge when parking up at the gate.

Other than that, there is no additional information pertinent to the incident at hand.

When Will It Re-Enter Service?

Furthermore, at this stage, it is unclear when the aircraft’s damage will be repaired in Vienna.

The extent of the damage will need to be assessed properly, then fixed accordingly.

All eyes will be on how long it takes to fix the aircraft before re-entering commercial service.

For now, everyone will no doubt be on the look out for this aircraft in commercial service.

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Braathens Regional Secures Wetlease Deal with Austrian Airlines

by James Field February 7, 2024

written by James Field

Braathens Regional Airlines and Austrian Airlines have this week announced a new wetleasing deal that will take place in the Summer 2024 season.

This marks a new relationship between the two sides, as many airlines get themselves ready for what is going to be a busy period in the year.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

Braathens Regional Secures Wetlease Deal with Austrian Airlines…

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It is understood that under the terms of the deal with Austrian Airlines & Braathens Regional, the Embraer E195 will be utilised the most, with some ATR services in the middle of it as well.

The full program for this leasing arrangement is as follows:

Destination	Programme	Flight number	Additional information
Belgrade (BEG)	partial programme	OS737OS738	Daily on ATR Rest continues to fly on E95
Bologna (BLQ)	partial programme	OS549 OS550	Saturday traffic day on ATRRest continues to fly on E95
Graz (GRZ)	partial programme	OS977 OS978	Daily on ATR Rest continues to fly on E95
Klagenfurt (KLU)	Full programme	OS393 OS940 OS943 OS944	Complete switch from E95 to ATRIntroduction of Nightstop
Košice (KSC)	Full programme	OS741 OS742 OS743 OS744	Complete change from E95 to ATR
Leipzig (LEJ)	Full programme	OS251 OS252 OS253 OS254	Complete change from E95 to ATR
Warsaw (WAW)	partial programme	OS631 OS632	Saturday traffic day on ATRRest continues to fly on E95
Zagreb (ZAG)	partial programme	OS681 OS682 OS683 OS684	Traffic days Monday (OS681/682), Saturday and Sunday (OS683/8849) on ATRRest continues to fly on E95

Austrian Airlines CCO Michael Trestl had this to say on the deal:

“On some regional routes, the demand has not fully returned after the pandemic.”

“To continue connecting these routes to our Vienna hub in the future, we need adjusted capacity structures.”

“I am pleased to have found a dedicated partner in Braathens Regional Airlines in this challenging segment”.

Adding to this was Ulrika Matsgård, CEO of Braathens Regional Airlines:

“We are very excited about the collaboration with Austrian Airlines and hope to further develop it over time.”

“We have extensive experience in providing this type of service at a high quality level and look forward to offering it also in the Austrian market”.

All eyes will be on how this new deal performs, as well as whether there is scope to expand this further going into the future.

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Austrian Airlines to add new Vienna-Boston service

by Len Varley January 31, 2024

written by Len Varley

Set to commence in July 2024, Austrian Airlines is poised to inaugurate a year-round nonstop flight from Vienna to Boston, marking a significant milestone in the carrier’s expansion strategy.

With an initial plan to operate up to six flights per week on a year-round basis, this new international route promises smooth connectivity between Austria and Boston on the East Coast of the United States.

The new long-haul route will be operated by the carrier’s Boeing 767-300 fleet.

Long-Haul Expansion

Michael Trestl, the Chief Commercial Officer of Austrian Airlines, exudes enthusiasm as he unveils the airline’s strategic move. “We are thrilled to announce Boston as a new and highly attractive destination,” he declares.

This expansion not only enriches the airline’s long-haul portfolio but also fortifies the position of Vienna as a prominent international hub.

Boston’s allure lies in its rich tapestry of academic institutions, vibrant business landscape, and undeniable charm.

Home to prestigious universities such as Harvard and MIT, the city beckons travelers with its intellectual vibrancy and cultural richness. Moreover, its robust business connections make it an enticing destination for professionals and entrepreneurs alike.

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Flight Scheduling

Spanning approximately 6,500 kilometers with a travel time of about 9 hours, the Vienna to Boston route offers unparalleled convenience for travellers, especially those on business.

Operating on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, along with every second Tuesday, the flight schedule caters to diverse travel preferences.

Departing from Vienna at 10:40 am and arriving in Boston at 1:50 pm local time, the journey promises efficiency and comfort for passengers.

Expanding Intercontinental Reach

With the addition of Boston, Austrian Airlines expands its intercontinental network to encompass a total of 19 destinations worldwide.

Boasting connectivity to over 125 cities globally in 2024, the airline reaffirms its commitment to facilitating seamless travel experiences for passengers.

Michael Trestl emphasizes, “The expansion of our long-haul network reinforces our standing as Vienna’s premier airline, fostering greater connectivity for both business and leisure travelers.”

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Austrian Airlines, also known as Austrian or AUA, is the flag carrier of Austria and a subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group.

The carrier boasts a strong regional network within Europe, with destinations in all major countries and many smaller ones. It also offers long-haul flight services to North America, Asia, and Africa.

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