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Amsterdam 126.200 Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels Amsterdam Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, Dusseldorf, Paris (Charles‐de‐ 126.200 Gaulle), London (Heathrow), London (Gatwick), Copenhagen (Kastrup), Hamburg Barcelona Madrid (Barajas), Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Malaga, Ibiza, 127.605 Girona, Menorca, Toulouse (Blagnac), Marseille/Provence Beograd Beograd, Nis, Zagreb, Podgorica, Sarajevo, Budapest, Bucharest, 126.400 Sofia, Thessaloniki Berlin Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig‐Halle, Prague, Copenhagen, Warsaw 128.405 Vienna Bordeaux Bordeaux, Toulouse, Paris (2x), Madrid, Barcelona, Palma de 126.405 Mallorca, Lisbon, Geneva Bratislava Bratislava, Praha, Košice, Poprad‐Tatry, Piešťany, Žilina, Ostrava 126.20 Brussels Brussels National, Ostend‐Brugge, London, Luxembourg, 127.805 Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt/Main, Cologne‐Bonn, Dusseldorf Budapest Budapest, Praha, Bratislava, 127.405 Bucuresti, Beograd, Wien Copenhagen København/Kastrup Billund Aalborg Hamburg Malmø Gøteborg 127.005 Stockholm/Arlanda Oslo/Gardermoen Stavanger Frankfurt 1 Frankfurt/Main, Brussels, Amsterdam, Zurich, Geneva, Basle‐ 127.605 Mulhouse, Vienna, Prague, Paris Frankfurt 2 Frankfurt/Main, Cologne‐Bonn, Dusseldorf, Stuttgart, Nurnberg , 135.780 Munich, Hamburg Geneva Genève, Zurich, Bâle‐Mulhouse, Nice, LyonSaint‐Exupéry, 126.805 ParisCharles‐de‐Gaulle, Paris‐Orly, Milan‐Linate, Milan‐ Malpensa, Bern Bremen Hannover , Hamburg, Bremen , Cologne‐Bonn, Frankfurt/Main , 127.405 Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Copenhagen London (main) Amsterdam, Brussels National, Dublin,Glasgow, London 3x, 135.375 Manchester, Paris London North East Midlands, Humberside, Isle of Man, Leeds, Bradford, 126.600 Liverpool, London Gatwick,, Manchester Newcastle, Teesside London South Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cardiff, Jersey, London 128.600 Luton, Norwich, Southampton, Southend, Exeter Madrid Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla,Málaga, Valencia Alicante, 126.205 Bilbao,Lisboa,Bordeaux Marseille Marseille, Nice, Lyon, Geneve, Paris, Rome, Milan, Palma De 127.405 Majorque, Barcelone Milan Milan (Linate), Milan(Malpensa), Pisa, Rome 126.600 (Fiumicino),Nice/Cote D’Azur, Torino, Genova, Venice, Bergamo Paris Paris 2x, Lyon, Geneva, Zurich, London 2x, Brussels National, 126.005 Amsterdam Pisa Pisa, Rimini, Zurich, Geneva, Basle‐Mulhouse, 128.400 Munich, Venice, Trieste, Bologna Praha Berlin/ Brandenburg Bratislava/Ivanka Budapest/ Ferihegy 128,605 Frankfurt/Main Munchen Praha/Ruzyně Warszawa/Okecie Wien Praha Brno/Tuřany, Karlovy Vary, Ostrava/Mošnov, Pardubice, 125,525 Praha/Ruzyně, Kunovice +420 220 378100 Rome Rome2x, Naples, Milan 2x, Malta, Tunis, Catania, Palermo 126.000 Scottish Aberdeen/Dyce Belfast/Aldergrove Edinburgh Glasgow 125.725 Inverness, London. Heathrow Prestwick Stornoway Sumburgh Sofia Sofia, Varna, Burgas, Plovdiv, Budapest, Bucharest, Beograd, 126.605 Thessaloniki, Istanbul Wien Int Bratislava, Budapest, Zagreb, Munchen, Linz, Salzburg, Graz, 126.005 Klagenfurt, Wien, Vienna Voslau, Wiener Neustadt + ost, Eisenstadt, Lutzmannsburg, Rauchenwarth Aspang / Wechsel, Rax / Reichenau, Mariazell, Kapfenberg, 122.555 St. Pölten, Jauerling, Amstetten, Krems, Tulln, Laa / Thaya +43 5 1703 3439 Innsbruck Innsbruck, Salzburg, Linz, Feldkirch, St. Anton am Arlberg, Zugspitze Steinach in Tirol, Mayrhofen, Lofer, Zell am See, Golling, 130,480 München, Zürich, Altenrhein, Friedrichshafen, Bolzano +43 5 1703‐6634 Klagenfurt Güssing, Graz, Preitenegg, Zeltweg, Kalwang, Aigen im Ennstal, Gerlitzen Neumarkt, Klagenfurt, Spittal/Drau, Lienz, Sillian, Kals, Sonnblick, 122,280 St. Johann / Pongau, +43 5 1703 6834 Zagreb Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Pula, Ljubljana, Sarajevo, Beograd, 127.800 Zurich, Munich, Frankfurt/Main Zurich Zurich, Genève, Bâle‐Mulhouse, Frankfurt/Main, Munich, 127.205 Stuttgart Milan‐Malpensa, Milan‐Linate, Lugano,Bern .
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