Airports in Austria
The location of the six Austrian airports is quite suitable for travelers arriving at ski resorts and on sightseeing tours around the country: you can get to the object of interest within a short time and with great comfort. All international airports in Austria boast an excellent infrastructure, and the transfer from them is carried out by comfortable shuttles or suburban trains, running with enviable regularity and minimal time intervals..
Austria International Airports
The cities where the airports are located are not only Vienna and Salzburg, but also:
- Ski Innsbruck, formerly the capital of the Winter Olympics.
- Museum and theater Linz, which has several dozen interesting excursion routes.
- The center of the Klagenfurt lake district, in the vicinity of which Austrians and foreign tourists like to spend their summer holidays.
- Festival Graz, regularly inviting guests to musical events and art events.
Main directions
Vienna International Airport Schwechat is located 18 km from the city. European airlines arrive at Terminal 3, local Austrian Airlines are based in the first terminal, and the second accepts European low-cost airlines. Aeroexpress trains leave the airport every half hour, taking you to the center of Vienna in just 16 minutes. Details of the operation of passenger terminals, ordering a taxi, flight number, flight schedule - everything is available on the official website of the airport - www.viennaairport.com.
Salzburg Airport, which is only 3 km away from the city center, is named after Mozart. There is only one terminal here, and therefore the time for docking, if necessary, will take very little. From the second largest airport in Austria, you can take the city bus line 2, which connects the terminal to Salzburg train station. The airport serves as a destination for ski fans heading to the resorts of the state of Salzburg. Details are available on the website - www.salzburg-airport.com.
Alternate aerodromes
On the ski slopes of Tyrol, you can fly to Innsbruck. The local airport is located just 6 km from the city center and during the high season Aeroflot flies here directly. Buses with the letter F run between the arrivals hall of its only terminal and the center of the former Olympic capital. Travel time will not exceed 20 minutes. Flight details and other valuable information - at www.salzburg-airport.com.
There is a small Austrian airport in Graz, which is usually used by visitors to the winter resort of Schladming. Transfers to the city, located 12 km to the north, are operated by electric trains and buses, and the exact timetable is available at www.flughafen-graz.at.
The Blue Danube is Austria's international airport, 10 km from Linz. The main passengers arrive here on domestic flights or get off the ramps of Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines. The purpose of tourists is to relax on the lakes of Austria and excursions around the city of Linz, which can be easily reached in a few minutes by commuter train. Airport website - www.linz-airport.at.
