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New flights from Eindhoven Airport to Vienna with Laudamotion

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Vienna will become even more accessible from Eindhoven. From October 2019, Laudamotion will fly four times a week from Eindhoven Airport to the Austrian capital. This puts the network of capitals that can be very frequently reached from Eindhoven at more than twenty.

Wizz Air now already flies to this destination twice a week.

Vienna is a destination that is of interest to both business travellers and tourists. The city on the Danube is interesting for companies that are active in the automotive and high-tech sectors. In addition, Vienna offers numerous museums and other tourist attractions.

Laudamotion is named after its founder, Niki Lauda, ??who created the company in March 2018. The current fleet consists of 23 aircraft that are stationed in Austria and Germany. Laudamotion has its headquarters in Vienna and in 2019 aims at 6 million passengers in 90 destinations. Ryanair took over the airline mid-2018.

This post was published on 21 March 2019 11:08

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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