Vienna International Airport News - March 2009
| Company | Flughafen Wien AG |
|---|---|
| Date | 30.03.2009 |
The current summer flight plan for Vienna International Airport is now available in pocket format. It shows that – once again -Vienna is the most important starting point for travel to Eastern Europe: with 44 destinations Vienna International Airport has the largest offering. In comparison, Frankfurt has 38 destinations in its flighth plan, followed by Munich with 35 destinations, Prague (29 destinations), Zurich (24 destinations), Budapest (22 destinations) and Milan MXP (17 destinations).
New connections to Great Britain
The 2009 summer flight plan also includes new routes for passengers: on 2 April 2009, Easy Jet will introduce daily flights to London Gatwick. This new connection complements the current route from Vienna to London Luton. The Irish airline Aer Lingus also starts daily flights from Vienna to London Gatwick on 20 April. This carrier has connected Vienna and Dublin since January 2005.
Key airport info
The pocket flight plan covers the period up to 24 October 2009 and provides an exact overview of direct flights and selected connections as well as useful information on Vienna International Airport. A total of 45,000 copies were produced, and a pdf-version is also available for download under www.viennaairport.com/timetable 
. This bilingual brochure (German and English) is a practical guide for travellers with a wide range of useful information such as telephone numbers at Vienna International Airport, location plans for the CAT (City Airport Train), rapid transit railway and bus, information on the shuttle bus, rental cars and taxis as well as parking, gastronomy and shopping facilities as well as the security regulations for hand luggage. The information provided in the flight plan can be updated by facts and figures from the Internet.
. This bilingual brochure (German and English) is a practical guide for travellers with a wide range of useful information such as telephone numbers at Vienna International Airport, location plans for the CAT (City Airport Train), rapid transit railway and bus, information on the shuttle bus, rental cars and taxis as well as parking, gastronomy and shopping facilities as well as the security regulations for hand luggage. The information provided in the flight plan can be updated by facts and figures from the Internet. The pocket flight plan can be ordered over the homepage under www.viennaairport.com or by calling the service hotline 0800/20 10 60.
or by calling the service hotline 0800/20 10 60. For additional information contact: Corporate Communications Flughafen Wien AG
Peter Kleemann (+43-1-) 7007-23000
Birgit Fehsler (+43-1-) 7007-22254
