Austrian Airlines has announced a significant expansion of its summer flight schedule for 2025, set to take effect at the end of March.
In addition to year-round flights to Podgorica, the Austrian airline will introduce a direct Vienna-Tivat route.
The first flight on this route, from Austria's capital to Montenegro's coastal airport, will take off on May 26, with the last scheduled for October 19.
This year, Austrian Airlines is also expanding its network to new popular destinations. Edinburgh, Sylt, and the Lofoten Islands have already been announced and are in high demand. The range of destinations in Northern Europe will be extended with flights from Vienna to Stockholm and Gothenburg in Sweden, Oslo, Lofoten, and Tromsø in Norway, Copenhagen in Denmark, Reykjavik in Iceland, and several cities in the UK, including London, Manchester, and Edinburgh.
For those looking to travel further, Austrian Airlines will offer direct flights to 18 long-haul destinations. In Africa, passengers can choose between Cairo, Mauritius, and Marrakech (seasonal). In Asia, destinations include Bangkok, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Malé (seasonal). In North America, Austrian Airlines will fly to Boston, New York (Newark and JFK), Washington, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Montreal in Canada.
Source: Avioportal