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Vienna International Airport (Schwechat) – the largest airport in Austria – is situated 18 km southeast of Vienna and 57 km west of Bratislava, Slovakia. Because of its location in central Europe, it offers a wide network of flights. The Wien-Schwechat, like so many others, was originally built as a military airport in 1938. Today, it features three terminal buildings (1, 2, and 3) which are divided into different sections. Terminal 1 is used mainly by Air Berlin, Niki, and several other airlines belonging to the global alliances, such as Oneworld and SkyTeam. Terminal 1A is dedicated to low-cost carriers. Terminal 2 is currently closed, undergoing refurbishment. Terminal 3 is used by Austrian Airlines Group, Star Alliance, and many other airlines, including Emirates and El. There are 20 check-in counters at the airport. 70 airlines operate out of Vienna International Airport which handles over 22,7 million passengers every year. It also serves as the main hub for Austrian Airlines.
NH Vienna Airport hotel is located near the airport.
Flughafen Wien-Schwechat
Flughafen Postfach 1, A-1300 Wien, Austria
Bus
The center of Vienna, as well as other locations within the city center, are easily accessible by the airport shuttles provided by Vienna Airport Lines. The ride takes 25-30 minutes.
Postbus provides transfers to Baden and Mödling.
There are also international bus companies offering service from and to Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. They run several times a day.
Rail
The City Airport Train (CAT) connects Vienna International Airport and the city center in 16 minutes. It runs continually throughout the day. To reach Wien-Mitte, Wien-Nord or Praterstern stations passengers can take the S-Bahn train. The travel time is 25 minutes.
Taxi stands are to be found right outside the terminal buildings. The airport is located very close to the city center but because of heavy traffic, the cab ride can take even up to 25 minutes.
To reach the airport from the city center, get on the A4 expressway. Drive time depends on traffic level; it might take approximately 25 minutes.
Driving from the southern and eastern parts of Vienna, you should follow the A23 road and then turn onto the A4 expressway. Now just look for the airport road signs.
To reach the airport from the southern and western parts of Vienna, take the S1 road and then continue along A4. The travel time is around 20 minutes.
Coordinates for GPS navigation systems:
48°07'09"N, 16°33'47"EThe total area of the car park has the capacity to hold about 23,000 vehicles. There are two short-term car parks (K1 and K2), two multi-story car parks (P3 and P4), and one to store a car for a long period of time (C).
Payment should be made before leaving the parking lot – at one of the vending machines or at the pay desk in multi-story car park 4. There is also a possibility to pay by credit card directly at the exit barriers.
Information – Vienna International Airport is well-marked. There are plenty of signs and interactive displays offering real-time information. The information desks are located in the arrivals hall, at Terminal 2, near the bus departure points, and at the check-in counters in the “C” zone.
Disabled – the airport is fully adapted to the needs of people with disabilities.
Gastronomy – when it comes to restaurants, passengers are spoiled for choice and can enjoy cuisine from all over the world; there are also cafes, pubs, and snack bars at the airport.
Shopping – there is a wide range of goods to buy at the airport: alcohol, electronics, clothes, perfumes, magazines, souvenirs. There are also supermarkets and duty-free shops.
Financial services – several different banks have their offices at the airport. Passengers will have no problem to find ATMs, international money transfer points, and exchange offices. There is also a post office and courier services available at the airport.
Luggage – passengers are provided with luggage carts. Those who decided to check-in online or at one of the check-in machines have the possibility to use baggage drop off counters. A lost-and-found office is located at Terminal 1, level 0.
Customer service – there is a Medical Center at the airport as well as a mother-and-child room. Passengers can enjoy their time at one of the VIP lounges offered by several airlines and use the conference room.
Chapel – the airport prayer room is available for passengers of all religions at Terminal 3, level 2. The pastoral care is delivered Monday-Friday from 10 am to 1 pm. Christian church service is held on Sundays at 8 am.
Internet – free wi-fi internet is available throughout the airport. Passengers can also use specially equipped workspaces and internet kiosks.
Flughafen Wien-Schwechat
Flughafen Postfach 1, A-1300 Wien, Austria
Flughafen Wien-Schwechat
Flughafen Postfach 1, A-1300 Wien, Austria
Customer Service Center
+43 (1) 700722233
Customer Service Center
+43 (1) 700722233
