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Austrian Airlines

Austrian Airlines is the national airline and Flagship carrier of the nation of Austria. The headquarters for Austrian Airlines is Vienna, with the airline hub at Vienna International Airport. The airline has a second domestic hub in Innsbruck at Innsbruck Airport. Austrian Airlines is a SkyTeam Alliance member and makes it possible for a flier to span the globe completely with the use of the SkyTeam network of air carriers.

Lauda Air and Tyrolean Airways are subsidiaries of Austrian Airlines, Austrian Airlines major traffic and cargo focus at this time is on routes to Eastern Europe and the Middle East. In March 2007, the Long haul service : Vienna-Singapore-Melbourne; and Vienna-Kuala Lumpur-Sydney routes were terminated by the airline. Also nicknamed the ?Kangaroo Routes?, these were the airlines longest flights. Rising fuel cost in a declining global economy lead to the discontinuation of these routes of service. This was Melbourne?s last European-based airline connecting the city with direct flights to Europe.

Austrian Airlines has international flights departing from:
Melbourne (Tullamarine), Perth, Sydney

Austrian Airlines flys to:
Auckland, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Bangkok, Budapest, Paris, Cologne, Copenhagen, Delhi, Dusseldorf, Rome, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hanover, Hamburg, Washington DC, New York (JFK), London, Lyon, Munich, Nice, Tokyo, Oslo, Beijing, Shanghai, Stuttgart, Berlin, Vienna, Warsaw, Toronto

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