Austrian Airlines is famous for its network of routes extending to Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East. From 31 March 1958, when the company started to fly, it has been successful at creating, in its own concept, the role of an airline specialising in flying to far off places.

Having been seen to operate in this way, the Austrian airline has frequently shown over the years that it has a pioneering spirit, incorporating cities throughout Eastern Europe that were previously unknown into its route of networks.

This policy turned out to be beneficial, as with a total of 45 local destinations, Austria Airlines currently has more destinations in Central and Eastern Europe than any other airline company in the European Union.

Operating through the hub of Vienna, Austrian Airlines is capable of offering a global network of routes covering 130 destinations in 66 countries, with minimal boarding times of just 25 minutes.

The Austrian Airlines Group fleet includes approximately 100 airplanes with an average age of 7 years, positioning them among the youngest and most modern airlines to currently operate throughout the world.

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