Austrian Airlines fleet

By integrating the efficient "Dreamliner," we have expanded our fleet with an innovative long-haul model. Internet access, a new lighting system, exceptionally large windows, and much more await you on board the Boeing 787.

The Boeing 777 is our largest passenger aircraft and is especially fuel-efficient. The spacious cabin and the exclusive fittings make long-haul flights a relaxing experience.

The Boeing 767 is slightly smaller than the Boeing 777, but is also used mainly for long-haul flights. The low-wing aircraft is the first long-haul aircraft from Boeing with just two engines.

The Airbus A321 is the longest aircraft in the A320 family. Up to 200 passengers can sit in the A321. The highly efficient engines as well as low noise and emissions make the Airbus the ideal aircraft for short and medium-haul flights.

The Airbus A321 is the longest aircraft in the A320 family and gets you safely to your destination with a maximum speed of 840 km/h. With a length of over 44 metres, the Airbus A321-111 is the big brother in the A320 family. At Austrian, it is used for short- and medium-haul flights.

From 1987, the Airbus A320 was the first passenger aircraft to be completely controlled by the fly-by-wire system, which was revolutionary at the time. This digital control technology is now standard. The Airbus is ideal for flights with a range of up to 3,600 kilometres.

Thanks to innovative engine technology and improved aerodynamics, the Airbus A320neo consumes up to 20% less fuel than comparable aircraft of previous generations. What’s more, the noise footprint of the Neo during take-off is around 50% less than comparable aircraft types.

On short and medium-haul flights, the Embraer 195 is renowned for its spacious cabin: thanks to the generous aisle height and seat width, up to 120 passengers can travel in exceptional comfort.