List of commercial airports in Austria

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Salzburg Airport
Vienna Airport from the south
Klagenfurt-Wörthersee Airport
Innsbruck airport

The list of commercial airports in Austria contains all Austrian airports served by national and international airlines .

Explanation

  • Name of the airport: Provides the name of the airport and any additional names.
  • IATA code : The code consists of a combination of three Latin letters and is used to clearly identify the individual commercial airports. The IATA code is issued by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
  • ICAO code : The ICAO code is issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization and consists of a unique combination of four Latin letters. The first two digits LO standfor Austria, while thethirddigit W designates an international airport. The fourth letter is usually identical to the first letter of the geogr. Place to which the airfield is assigned, with a few exceptions.
  • Opening: states the year in which the airport was opened at the current location.
  • Passenger numbers: Indicates the total number of passengers at the airport for the respective year.
    This includes regular services, package tours, commercial traffic, commercial traffic and other traffic. In addition, there is non-commercial traffic, such as factory traffic and non-commercial traffic.
  • Passenger Capacity: Indicates the current capacity of the airport in passengers (PAX) per year.
  • Flight movements: Shows the total flight movements of the airport for the respective year.
    This includes regular services, package tours, commercial traffic, commercial traffic and other traffic. In addition, there is non-commercial traffic, such as factory traffic and non-commercial traffic.
  • Freight: Indicates the total freight handled at the airport, including airmail, in tons for the respective year.
  • SLB: SLB stands for runways .
    • Direction: The direction of approach and departure to the respective runway. The numbers result from the orientation of the orbit to the magnetic north , rounded up or down to the nearest full decimal and then shortened by the last digit (for example, 258 ° becomes runway 26). If an airport has two parallel runways with the same magnetic orientation, the runway designation is usually extended by the suffix “L” (left) or “R” (right) - seen from the approach direction.
    • Surface : The surface properties of the runways. Due to the necessary load-bearing capacity, asphalt or concrete is usually used , at least in installations with fixed-wing aircraft .
      Asphalt has the advantage that it can be applied during repair work during the night and the slope is available again at the beginning of the day. Concrete, on the other hand, has a higher load-bearing capacity and service life. Occasionally there is also a mixture of asphalt and concrete. In this case the main material used is indicated. Antiskid is an additional surface that can be applied to the track to increase the braking effect and at the same time minimize the risk of slipping.
      The following abbreviations are used in the list:
    • Size: Describes the dimensions of the corresponding slope (length × width) in meters. The mandatory specification of runway dimensions in official publications is always in feet , the unit of measurement used in aviation for short distances on the ground.
      In order to make it easier to understand for readers with no technical reference, this information is often converted into meters in reference works in countries with the metric system . Conversion and rounding occasionally result in slight differences between the various sources. The information given here comes directly from official publications, if available, or has been converted from such publications with a factor of 0.305.

Commercial airports

Airport name IATA
code 		ICAO
code 		Eröff-
voltage 		Pass.
Capacity 		Start-and runway
direction Topping size
Airport Wien-Schwechat VIE LOWW 1938 000000030000000.000000000030,000,000 11/29
16/34 		T 3,500 × 45
3,600 × 45
Salzburg Airport SZG LOWS 1926 000000001870000.00000000001,870,000 15/33 B. 2,750 × 45
Innsbruck airport INN LOWI 1948 nv 08/26 A. 2,000 × 45
Graz Airport GRZ LOWG 1913 000000001500000.00000000001,500,000 17L / 35R
17C / 35C
17R / 35L 		G
A
G 		640 × 30
3,000 × 45
760 × 25
Linz Airport LNZ LOWL 1955 nv 08/26 A. 3,000 × 60
Klagenfurt Airport KLU LOWK 1925 000000000950000.0000000000950,000 10R / 28L
10L / 28R 		G
B 		740 × 27
2,720 × 45

Passenger numbers 2011–2017

Passenger numbers at Salzburg, Innsbruck, Graz, Linz and Klagenfurt airports from 2011–2015
Passenger numbers at Vienna Airport from 2011 to 2015
Airport name 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Airport Wien-Schwechat 21.096.398 22.165.733 21,999,820 22,482,884 22,774,878 23,350,452 24,392,129
Salzburg Airport 1,700,983 1,666,487 1,662,834 1,819,520 1,828,309 1,739,288 1,890,164
Innsbruck airport 997.020 930.850 981.118 991.356 1.001.255 1,006,696 1,092,547
Graz Airport 976.414 930.448 881,565 897.171 963.187 981.706 958.848
Linz Airport 679.220 623.383 549.961 561.295 529.846 435,468 402.007
Klagenfurt Airport 376.198 280.434 259.336 225,842 228.922 194,989 218.281

Flight movements 2011–2017

Airport name 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Airport Wien-Schwechat 246.003 244,650 231.177 230.781 226.811 226.395 224,568
Salzburg Airport 59,817 55.052 56,200 55,301 58,433 54,046 57,577
Innsbruck airport 13,505 11,877 11,535 11,687 11,856 11,813 12,040
Graz Airport 15,866 14,500 14,778 14,256 15,352 14,332 14,271
Linz Airport 10,669 10,894 10,227 10,433 8,361 7,390 6,890
Klagenfurt Airport 6,911 5,157 4,696 4,438 4,465 3,952 4,337

Air freight in [t] 2011–2015

Airport name 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Airport Wien-Schwechat 232.377 210.207 211,927 239,695 236.024
Salzburg Airport 169 214 182 201 213
Innsbruck airport 372 275 239 184 139
Graz Airport 222 1,442 312 382 384
Linz Airport 8,350 8,292 9,531 10,988 10.111
Klagenfurt Airport <1 <1 <1 <1 0

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.statistik.at/web_de/statistiken/verkehr/luftfahrt/habenverkehr/022539.html
  2. ↑ http://www.statistik.at/web_de/statistiken/verkehr/luftfahrt/fracht-_und_postverkehr/022538.html
  3. ↑ STATISTICS AUSTRIA: Passenger traffic. In: www.statistik.at. Retrieved August 20, 2016 .
  4. ↑ Aviation. Retrieved July 28, 2020 .
  5. ↑ STATISTICS AUSTRIA: Passenger traffic. In: www.statistik.at. Retrieved August 20, 2016 .
  6. ↑ STATISTICS AUSTRIA: Freight and mail traffic. In: www.statistik.at. Retrieved August 20, 2016 .