
Austrian Airlines
About the airline
Austrian Airlines (OS/AUA) is Austria's flag carrier and Lufthansa Group subsidiary. Based in Vienna, it operates a modern fleet across 130+ destinations worldwide. Known for connecting Central Europe with global networks via its Vienna hub and Star Alliance partnerships.
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Austrian Airlines (IATA: OS, ICAO: AUA) is the flag carrier of Austria, founded in 1957. As a Lufthansa Group subsidiary and Star Alliance member, it operates flights to over 130 destinations globally, making it a key carrier for Central European connectivity.
The airline's main hub is Vienna International Airport, from which it builds its network across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and the Americas. This strategic position allows Austrian Airlines to serve as a bridge between Western Europe and Eastern markets, with particular strength on routes connecting Austria and neighbouring regions to intercontinental destinations.
Austrian Airlines operates a mixed fleet of Airbus narrow-bodies (A319, A320, A321), Embraer regional jets (E-195, ERJ 145), and wide-body aircraft including Boeing 767 and 777. This combination enables the airline to efficiently serve both short-haul European routes and long-haul intercontinental flights from its Vienna base.