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  • Ryanair opens 64 routes to/from Vienna commencing July 1st

    Ryanair opens 64 routes to/from Vienna commencing July 1st

    Ryanair announced it will open 67 routes to/from Austria commencing on Wed 1st July next, as part of Ryanair’s post Covid Summer 2020 schedule.

    Its Vienna base will offer 64 routes, including summer services to Palma, Rome, Faro & Athens, and many more.

    Ryanair will guarantee low fares for Austrian customers/visitors at prices which start from €9.99 one way.

    Following the reopening of Lauda’s Vienna A320 base on 1 July, Ryanair will operate to/from Vienna on a mixture of Boeing and Airbus aircraft. Since Lauda will become a wet lease provider for the Ryanair Group, the red brand will continue to fly over the skies of Austria from 1st July.

    Ryanair’s Austria 2020 schedule

    • Over 25 summer destination including Faro, Malaga, Malta, Naples & Palma.
    • Over 20 city break destinations including Dublin, Milan, Madrid, Lisbon & Warsaw.
    • Ryanair will also operate 2 routes to/from Salzburg and 1 route to/from Klagenfurt.
  • Passenger decrease of 99.5% at Vienna Airport in April 2020

    Passenger decrease of 99.5% at Vienna Airport in April 2020

    The number of passengers handled by Vienna Airport in April 2020 decreased by 99.5% to 12.632 travellers. The number of local passengers was down by 99.4%, whereas the number of transfer passenger fell by 99.9%.

    The number of flight movements in April 2020 also showed a massive decline of 95.8% year-on-year. Cargo volume at Vienna Airport dropped by 38.2% from the comparable level of April 2019.

    The number of passengers at Vienna Airport fell by 18.8% in January-March 2020

    The number of passengers at Vienna Airport fell by 18.8% year-on-year to 4.919.588 travellers.

    The number of flight movements from January to March 2020 was down by 13.7% from the prior-year quarter to 48.613 takeoffs and landings.

    The average capacity utilisation of the aircraft (seat load factor) fell from 70.7% to 65.3%.