Security Situation Impact: ITA Airways Cancels Flights from Tel Aviv
ITA Airways and Austrian Airlines cancel flights amid security developments. Other Lufthansa Group flights remain scheduled for now
ITA Airways and Austrian Airlines cancel flights amid security developments. Other Lufthansa Group flights remain scheduled for now
A joint venture between Japan's ANA, Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian and ITA Airways is expanding and will offer more flight options between Europe and Japan and benefits for private and business travelers
Austrian Airlines and Lufthansa Cargo will be the first to resume operations on the Tel Aviv route in early June, and Lufthansa, SWISS and Eurowings are expected to join later
Austrian Airlines celebrates 65 years of nonstop service between Prague and Vienna, marking a key Central European aviation milestone. Prague Airport: "Thank you, Austrian Airlines, for the long-term cooperation"
Despite the continued flight cancellations throughout June, Europe’s largest aviation group, which includes Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings, is signaling a gradual resumption of operations, subject to the security situation
Group companies Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines are expanding intercontinental routes, including routes from Munich to Singapore and Vienna to Bangkok
Austrian Airlines expands short, medium, and long-haul flights, adding Nordic and Mediterranean destinations while strengthening operational capacity for summer 2026
Lufthansa, SWISS, and Austrian Airlines passengers can now choose dishes, drinks, and culinary preferences in advance via a single app
Lufthansa Group's winter flight schedule will include significant capacity growth: Eurowings returns to Israel with flights to Dusseldorf and Hamburg alongside SWISS, Lufthansa, Brussels Airlines, and Austrian Airlines, operating flights to seven European destinations
Starting December 1, 2025, for just three months, Austrian Airlines will relaunch direct flights to Dubai as part of an experimental initiative called the "Dubai Deal." The company will offer five weekly flights at unprecedented prices to test a new model aimed at travelers seeking affordable winter vacations