Anyone who has flown in Europe knows that it is almost impossible to do without the Wien-Schwechat international airport in Vienna. This Central transport hub connecting airlines to Western and Eastern Europe is the base for Austrian Airlines.

As a rule, the journey of any tourist in beautiful Austria starts from this place. Wien-Schwechat airport is the Central airport in the country, where planes from all over the world land. Like any airport, it has its own unique charm.

The spirit of travel is in the air of this place. The airport lives its own life without falling asleep. Runways, waiting rooms, control rooms and cafes operate around the clock, ready to meet and see off guests and residents of Austria.

Wien-Schwechat is recognized as the best airport in Europe!

214 flights to Western Europe depart from there and 43 to Eastern Europe. Steel birds fly to other continents as well. And the control tower, which is more than 100 meters high, accommodates the operator services of four international airlines at once.

The entire airport is divided into three terminals, two of which are permanent and one is temporary. They can work with any type of aircraft, including wide-body aircraft such as the Boeing 747 and Airbus A340. Low-cost airlines usually send their planes to the temporary terminal.

You can't get lost there. Pedantic Austrians correctly divided the flows of incoming and outgoing travelers. The first floor works for those who arrived, and the second floor sees off those who leave. Interesting is the fact that the airport can take up to 18.5 million passengers a year, about 50.5 thousand a day!

At first glance, the airport is stunning in its scale, but if you look closely at the signs, the logic of movement becomes clear. This airport can be considered a full-fledged attraction of the town of Schwechat, and the most visited in the country.