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Eurowings Und Austrian Fliegen in Österreich in Neuer Formation Eurowings und Austrian fliegen in Österreich in neuer Formation Eurowings und Austrian Airlines stellen sich in Österreich neu auf und verstärken ihre Zusammenarbeit. Gemeinsames Ziel ist es, das Drehkreuz Wien zu stärken und den dezentralen Verkehr aus den Bundesländern heraus auszubauen. Austrian Airlines wird für die bessere Steuerung der Transfer-Verkehre die Netzplanung am Drehkreuz Wien übernehmen. Vier Flugzeuge von Eurowings werden dabei ab 1. Jänner 2020 für Austrian Airlines samt Crews im „wet lease“ fliegen. Zugleich wird Eurowings ihre Präsenz am Airport Salzburg stark ausbauen und in der Mozartstadt von einem auf drei Flugzeuge des Typs Airbus A319 wachsen. Mit dieser Entscheidung stärkt die Lufthansa Group den Flughafen Salzburg, der neben Wien die zweite Eurowings-Basis in Österreich ist, und setzt ein deutliches Zeichen für die Zukunft in Salzburg. Darüber hinaus verstärkt Eurowings ihr touristisches Programm ab dem Flughafen Innsbruck mit Vollcharter-Flügen zu Warmwasserzielen. Eurowings folgt damit der Strategie, sich konsequent auf dezentrale Strecken - sogenannte Point-to-Point- Verkehre - zu konzentrieren. Bereits heute ist Eurowings an vier großen deutschen Airports die Nummer eins: in Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Köln und Stuttgart. Im Rahmen der engeren Zusammenarbeit werden ab Jänner 2020 folgende Destinationen im Streckennetz der Austrian Airlines angeboten: Barcelona wird künftig zwei Mal täglich angeflogen (Ausbau von 12 auf 14 Flüge pro Woche), Birmingham bis zu täglich (von 4 auf 7 Flüge pro Woche), Nürnberg bis zu 2mal täglich (von 11 auf 12 Flüge pro Woche), Rom sogar drei Mal täglich (von 12 auf 21 Flüge pro Woche) sowie Zadar bis zu täglich (von 2 auf 7 Flüge pro Woche). Das touristische Flugprogramm (von Austrian und Eurowings) im Sommer 2020 wird zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt veröffentlicht. Der Check-In dieser Flüge wird zukünftig bei Austrian Airlines in Wien im Terminal 3 stattfinden. Die bestehenden Linien-Verbindungen von Eurowings von Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, Stuttgart, Köln nach Wien bleiben im Streckennetz der Eurowings und werden von Deutschland aus angeflogen. Diese Flüge starten weiterhin vom Terminal 1 in Wien. Austrian and Eurowings fly in New Formation in Austria Austrian Airlines and Eurowings are repositioning themselves in Austria and reinforce their cooperation. The common goal is to strengthen the Vienna hub and expand decentralised traffic from the Austrian federal states. Austrian Airlines will be responsible for network planning at the Vienna hub in order to improve the management of transfer traffic. As of 1 January 2020, Eurowings will deploy four aircraft including crews in wet lease for Austrian Airlines. At the same time, Eurowings will strongly expand its presence at Salzburg Airport and increase the number of Airbus A319 aircraft stationed in the City of Mozart to a total of three. With this decision, the Lufthansa Group is strengthening Salzburg Airport, which is the second Eurowings base in Austria after Vienna, and is sending a clear signal for the future in Salzburg. Furthermore, Eurowings will expand its leisure flight program from Innsbruck Airport offering full charter flights to warm-water destinations. Thereby Eurowings is pursuing its strategy of consistently concentrating on decentralized routes i.e. point-to-point flight traffic. Today Eurowings is already number one at four major German airports, namely Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Cologne and Stuttgart. Within the context of the closer collaboration of the two airlines, the following destinations will be offered in the route network of Austrian Airlines as of January 2020: two daily flights will be operated to Barcelona (expansion from twelve to 14 weekly flights). Birmingham will be served up to once daily (increase from four to seven flights per week). Up to two flights will be operated every day to Nuremberg (twelve weekly flights instead of eleven), and frequencies to Rome will rise to three daily flights (21 flights each week instead of twelve). Up to one daily flight will be offered to Zadar (thus raising the number of weekly flights from two to seven). The leisure flight program (of Austrian and Eurowings) of summer 2020 will be published at a later date. Check-in for all these flights will take place at Austrian Airlines in Terminal 3 at Vienna Airport in the future. The existing scheduled flight connections of Eurowings between Vienna and Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, Stuttgart and Cologne will remain part of the Eurowings route network and will be operated out of Germany as in the past. These flights will continue to take off from Terminal 1 in Vienna. .
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