Austrian Airlines

Bergen – gateway to the fjords: Bergen is the colorful gateway to Norway's fjords. Whether on a boat tour or a walk through Bryggen, this is where urban culture meets Nordic freedom.

Ohrid – a real insider tip: this place delights with crystal-clear water, centuries-old churches, and Mediterranean flair. 

Mytilini – Lesbos calls: with its olive groves, ouzo, and pristine bays, Mytilini represents authentic Greece.

(5 November 2025)

In summer 2026, Austrian Airlines will fly to seven new destinations that are close enough for spontaneous getaways and diverse enough for great adventures. 

Alicante – Viva la Costa: Stroll along the Explanada, enjoy tapas in the Barrio Santa Cruz or gaze out over the sea from Santa Bárbara Castle – this Spanish city is summer feeling at its best.

Bilbao – art and enjoyment: Bilbao delights visitors with the Guggenheim Museum, the Zubizuri Bridge, and delicious pintxos around Plaza Nueva. Culture, cuisine, and joie de vivre – all combined in this one place.

Bastia – the heart of Corsica: The city enchants visitors with its Mediterranean lightness and makes them want to drift away with the island's charm between the mountains and the sea.

Azores – pure island magic: Green volcanic landscapes, turquoise blue water, and fragrant hydrangeas: the Azores are a paradise for nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet. 

(4 September 2025)

Dubai entices with sunshine, beaches, desert magic, and spectacular experiences – the perfect winter escape for your customers. Starting 1 December 2025, Austrian Airlines will operate seasonal flights from Vienna to the vibrant Arab metropolis of Dubai (DXB) five times a week.

Instead of long-haul aircraft, the route will be operated by the Airbus A320neo. While there will be no inflight entertainment, passengers can expect new options and features to tailor the flight experience to their individual preferences. Austrian Airlines is focusing on convenience features and small onboard highlights to make the journey enjoyable, nonetheless. 

(June 2025)

Airport change in Milan: Starting 26 October 2025, Austrian Airlines will fly to Milan-Linate (LIN) up to four times a day instead of Milan-Malpensa. Linate Airport is much closer to Milan, which will significantly shorten the journey time to the city center for travelers.

Business Class guests can enjoy generously sized seats that transform easily into lie-flat beds. As well as the greatest comfort, the seats provide direct access to the aisle and ample storage space. In addition, the seats’ raised side panels ensure a high degree of privacy.

The windows, which are among the largest in the entire airline industry, allow even passengers in the middle rows an uninterrupted view of the horizon. Thanks to electronic dimming, passengers can adjust the amount of light coming through the windows to suit their individual preferences, while still enjoying the breathtaking view above the clouds.

An innovative lighting system also awaits passengers on board. It adapts to the body’s clock, depending on the time of day or night, and therefore not only ensures additional well-being on board but has also been proven to help reduce jet lag.

Available for the first time on Austrian Airlines long-haul flights: FlyNet® Internet access with free messaging service in all travel classes.

Of course, Austrian hospitality and cuisine are not neglected either. For example, Do & Co Flying Chefs and the “Viennese coffee house service” provide culinary delights in Business Class. Premium Economy and Economy Class passengers have a choice of different menus.