An airline has launched a new route from Scotland to a historic European city. Austrian Airlines will arrive at Edinburgh Airport for the first time next summer with new direct flights to Vienna. The airline will touch down at Scotland’s busiest airport to operate three services each week to the Austrian city, further strengthening the links between two of Europe’s iconic capitals.
Flights will depart on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays on an Airbus A320 aircraft, with services running from June to September. READ MORE: Flights boost for Scottish airport as popular route returns Airline giant gears up for return of daily flights from Edinburgh The new route means all Lufthansa hubs are now served by the airline group from Edinburgh, enhancing connectivity across the globe. Kate Sherry, Chief Commercial Officer (Aero) at Edinburgh Airport said: “The arrival of Austrian Airlines is more great news for passengers, strengthening the links between two of Europe’s most fascinating cities in Edinburgh and Vienna.
“The airline’s decision to come to Edinburgh for the first time goes to show the strength of the market here, and the lure that the city - and Scotland - has as one of the world’s best tourist destinations. “We’re always working hard to ensure passengers have as much choice as possible from EDI, and we’re looking forward to welcoming Austrian Airlines and working with them to facilitate another connection to the beautiful city of Vienna.” Jim Fairlie,.
