Flughafen Wien handled 19.6 million passengers (+4.7%) in H1 2025, with revenue up 7.4% to €524m and net profit rising 6.2% to €115m. Guidance for 2025 remains unchanged, while airport charges will drop in 2026 to boost competitiveness.
The Flughafen Wien Group reported solid growth in the first half of 2025, handling 19.6 million passengers (+4.7%) and boosting financial results despite geopolitical challenges.
Financials H1 2025: Revenue rose 7.4% to €524.4m, EBITDA increased 3.3% to €211.7m, EBIT grew 5.3% to €146.1m, and net profit advanced 6.2% to €115.1m.
Passenger traffic: Vienna Airport served 14.7 million passengers (+2.4%), Malta Airport +11.7%, and Košice Airport +19%. Cargo volumes rose 9.1%.
Investments: Record €300m programme in 2025 continues, including major projects in Vienna and Malta.
Outlook 2025: Guidance confirmed – around 42m passengers group-wide, 32m in Vienna, with revenue of ~€1.08bn and net profit of ~€230m expected.
2026 charges: Expiry of COVID-related regulation will cut airport tariffs (passenger charges -4.6%, landing fees -2.15%), expected to boost competitiveness.
July 2025 traffic: Group handled 4.5 million passengers (+1.0%), but Vienna Airport saw a 1.2% decline due to Middle East conflicts.
CEOs Günther Ofner and Julian Jäger highlighted Vienna Airport’s continued operational strength, noting it remains the most punctual Lufthansa hub in Europe.
This post was published on 19 August 2025 21:49
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