Flying to Austria from UK and Ireland.
Flying to Austria from UK and Ireland.
Many Clients enquire about flights to Austria, and although most scheduled flights are from the Major UK airports, particularly London and also Dublin in Ireland. You will find that most regional airports also fly to Austria…even if only once a week as a charter flight. It is worthwhile to check with your local airport in the UK or Ireland. Remember Airlines and airports can change their schedules so always check.
Opodo, part of eDreams ODIGEO group, is the first truly Pan-European travel service created to address the needs of today’s traveller. They offer access to over 660 airlines,. Companies such as Opodo offer a great way to book a flight, particularly as their prices are often cheaper than the airlines advertise!
For information about Austrian airports click on the links.
These holiday flights go to the Austrian cities of
Innsbruck, Salzburg, Linz, Vienna, Graz & Klagenfurt.
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You can also fly to Austria via Munich in Germany, Bratislava in Slovakia and Prague in Czech Republic.
Flying to Austria: We have put on our Flights page the operators and links so you can get as much information as possible on getting to Austria from an airport near you. Remember that regional flights operate at only certain times of year, such as the winter ski season and can have more choice of flights than summer.
This is when you might need to consider flying from London airports.There are quite a few choices and we hope that there is an option to help you get the flight, at the price you like, to Austria. Whichever you choose, we hope that you enjoy a stay in Austria..we feel it is well worth the travelling to get here.
It can sometimes be worth considering flying to Munich in Germany, this has direct train and motorway routes to Salzburg and Innsbruck. Also prices can be a little better and maybe choice of date or flight days may suit your own needs better. The train station is directly at the airport….you go down the escalator at the airport and there it is!! There are regular trains to Salzburg, Innsbruck and Vienna.
Flight price is often an important consideration when flying to Austria. We have found that Opodo can offer prices better than the airlines own price on the same flight!! The link is below.
Austrian Airlines fly from London Heathrow, Birmingham and Manchester to: Vienna and other Austrian airports
Austria’s National airline is a very good service, they fly to every city in Austria using Vienna as a hub. They have around 5/6 flights per day to Vienna. So you can get to practically anywhere in Austria.
Aer Lingus fly from Dublin to: Vienna and Munich
Ireland’s National airline, good service for Ireland based clients with fair prices.
Flights from Northern Ireland tend to have a stop at Heathrow on way to Vienna.
British Airways fly from London to:
Innsbruck, Salzburg and Vienna
Based at London, the UK’s National airline with good service and value. It can be quite an eye opener to discover that some of their flights (with better baggage allowance and a meal) work out cheaper than the ‘No Frills’ airlines. Photo – wikipedia
EasyJet fly from London airports, Bristol and Manchester to: Vienna & Innsbruck. Also they fly London Edinburgh & Manchester to Munich which is only a few hours by train or car to Austria.
When the UK voted for Brexit, Easyjet set up a new business in Austria. They also put a new livery on their fleet of planes. Photo – wikipedia
Easy Jet fly from Bristol, Liverpool and London Gatwick to: Salzburg & Innsbruck
Easy Jet are a good schedule service and pretty keen on price. We liked the fact that they fly from Bristol, particularly as our UK office is in Devon!
They also fly from Liverpool to Salzburg weekly in the winter months from December to March. Perfect for skiers from that area.
Book your parking at Liverpool airport and get 10% discount.
They fly from Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Heathrow, Stansted, Manchester and Newcastle to: Vienna
And they fly from Edinburgh, Heathrow and Stansted to: Salzburg
Book your parking at Bristol and get 10% discount
Euro Wings are the new kids on the block. They are a division of Lufthansa.
Their advantage as a scheduled airline, is that they fly from most London airports besides many regional uk airports. So, getting to Austria is even easier.
They are a division of Lufthansa…
Their advantage as a scheduled airline…..
Jet 2, fly from Belfast, Edinburgh, East Midlands, Leeds, Manchester & Newcastle to: Salzburg
They also fly from Belfast to Salzburg and Vienna in the winter ski season.
Edinburgh to Salzburg and Vienna in the winter ski season.
East Midlands to Salzburg for the summer season
Leeds Bradford for the summer season. Manchester to Salzburg and Vienna. Newcastle to Vienna: Vienna
Jet2 are a great option if you live in the north of England, Northern Ireland or Scotland.
Lufthansa fly from London to: Graz, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Linz, Salzburg and Vienna.
Lufthansa is Germany’s National airline and with good connections to Austria from many UK airports using Frankfurt and Munich as hubs .
Flying to Austria – News from Lufthansa
Lufthansa will operate flights from Edinburgh to destinations in Germany and Switzerland under its Eurowings and Swiss banners.
Lufthansa is to resume flights at Edinburgh Airport to destinations across Germany.
The airline unveiled plans for a return to over half of its pre-lockdown network last week, with 1,800 journeys scheduled to 130 destinations under its Eurowings banner.
Ryanair fly from Stansted to: Salzburg and Linz
They also fly from Dublin to Bratislava, Venice and : Salzburg
Austrian Airports
Flying to Austria. It is good to have information on your destination airport.
Click on the links to the various airports in Austria, then you can check out the facilities before you arrive.
Innsbruck airport – Salzburg airport – Vienna airport – Graz airport – Klagenfurt airport – Linz airport
Early morning flight… book Britannia and your car parking is included in price
Need a choice of Airport parking?
Car hire tip
It is nice to have the independence of a car when on holiday, but many Rental firms often try to persuade you when you pick up the car to upgrade to more comprehensive insurance that reduces the ‘excess’ (the amount you have to pay if there’s damage to the vehicle) to zero.
But you can pay as much as £10 a day for the additional cover!
WHAT TO DO: Buy in advance a much better-value stand-alone excess waiver policy.
Instant online car hire price quote, with our Amazing Austria car rental partner: Auto Europe
