Delta's Austrian Adventure: Flying To Innsbruck

Innsbruck Airport (Kranebitten Airport) is the third or fourth-largest airport in Austria, with 29 airports around the world offering direct flights to Innsbruck. However, it does not seem like Delta is one of the 13 to 15 airlines that fly to Innsbruck. These include Aegean Airlines, Austrian Airlines, British Airways, easyJet, Eurowings, Finnair, and Jet2, among others.

Airlines flying to Innsbruck

Innsbruck Airport (Kranebitten Airport) is the third-largest airport in Austria, serving as a hub for around 50 different airlines annually. The airport accommodates both international airlines and one home carrier, Austrian Airlines (formerly Tyrolean Airways).

• Eurowings is the airline with the most routes to INN, serving 6.
• EasyJet serves 5 routes to INN.
• Austrian Airlines serves 5 routes to INN.
• Jet2 serves 4 routes to INN.
• Transavia serves 4 routes to INN.
• British Airways serves 3 routes to INN.
• Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) serves 2 routes to INN.
• Air Baltic serves 1 route to INN.
• Finnair serves 1 route to INN.
• Aegean Airlines serves 1 route to INN.
• LOT Polish Airlines serves 1 route to INN.
• Iberia serves 1 route to INN.
• American Airlines
• Brussels Airlines
• TAP Air Portugal
• United Airlines
• TUI fly Belgium
• Air Dolomiti
• Icelandair
• Lufthansa
• TUI
• Tyrolean Jet Services
• Fly Tyrol

Airports with direct flights to Innsbruck

Innsbruck Airport (INN), also known as Kranebitten Airport, is located approximately 2.5 miles from the centre of Innsbruck and is the largest airport in Tyrol, in the Alps.

There are 29 airports around the world that operate direct flights to Innsbruck, spread across 25 cities in 12 countries. The most frequent flights to Innsbruck are from London Gatwick (LGW) in the United Kingdom and Vienna (VIE) in Austria, which together make up 43% of all monthly arrivals at the airport.

The following airports offer direct flights to Innsbruck:

• London Gatwick (LGW)
• Vienna (VIE)
• Amsterdam (AMS)
• Frankfurt (FRA)
• Eindhoven (EIN)
• Rotterdam (RTM)
• Bristol (BRS)
• London Heathrow (LHR)
• Hamburg (HAM)
• Manchester (MAN)
• Warsaw (WAW)
• Madrid (MAD)
• Birmingham (BHX)
• Brussels (BRU)
• London Luton (LTN)
• Antwerp (ANR)
• Athens (ATH)
• Copenhagen (CPH)
• Edinburgh (EDI)
• Riga (RIX)
• London City (LCY)
• Reykjavik (Keflavik) (KEF)
• Helsinki (HEL)
• Heraklion (Crete) (HER)
• Karpathos (AOK)
• Kos (KGS)
• Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
• Rhodes (RHO)
• Stockholm (Arlanda) (ARN)

Innsbruck Airport is a popular arrival point for British skiers, with many resorts located within an hour's transfer of the airport. The airport is served by a range of low-cost airlines, including easyJet, which operates flights from Liverpool, Bristol and London Gatwick. TUI and British Airways also offer direct flights from the UK to Innsbruck.

Flight times to Innsbruck

Innsbruck Airport (Kranebitten Airport) is the third-largest airport in Austria. It is served by 15 airlines that fly to 29 airports around the world, spread across 25 cities in 12 countries.

The most popular routes to Innsbruck are from London Gatwick, Vienna, and Amsterdam. The longest flight to Innsbruck is from Reykjavik (Keflavik), which takes around 4 hours and 35 minutes.

From the UK, there are flights to Innsbruck from London City, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, London Luton, Manchester, Edinburgh, and Bristol. From London Gatwick, the flight time is 2 hours and 5 minutes. From London Heathrow, the flight time is 2 hours and 10 minutes. From London Luton, the flight time is 2 hours and 15 minutes. From Manchester, the flight time is 2 hours and 20 minutes. From Edinburgh, the flight time is 2 hours and 35 minutes. From Bristol, the flight time is 2 hours and 10 minutes.

From the US, there are no direct flights to Innsbruck, so a connecting flight is required.

Innsbruck Airport

The airport is known for its difficult approach due to the surrounding terrain, prohibiting certain aircraft types from operating there. The approach and descent are complicated by the vicious winds and currents created by the Alps, and pilots require special training to be able to use the airport. It is a Category C airport.

The airport is connected to the city and to Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof by city bus F, which runs every 15 minutes and takes 18 minutes to reach the city.

Airlines with the most flights to Innsbruck

Innsbruck Airport (Kranebitten Airport) is the third-largest airport in Austria. There are 15 airlines that fly to Innsbruck, with Eurowings operating the most routes to the airport (6). Here is a list of the airlines that operate the most flights to Innsbruck:

• Eurowings (6 routes to INN)
• EasyJet (5 routes to INN)
• Austrian (5 routes to INN)
• Jet2 (4 routes to INN)
• Transavia (4 routes to INN)
• British Airways (3 routes to INN)
• SAS (2 routes to INN)

In total, there are 29 airports around the world that have direct flights to Innsbruck, spread across 25 cities in 12 countries. The airport receives around 417 flights each month, which equates to 98 flights per week or 14 flights per day. The most frequent routes to Innsbruck are from London Gatwick (LGW) in the United Kingdom and Vienna (VIE) in Austria, which together make up 43% of all monthly arrivals at the airport.

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