- CEO
- Gunther Ofner
- Full Time Employees
- 6,774
- Sector
- Transportation
- Industry
- Other transportation
- Address
- Wien-Flughafen Schwechat WI Austria 1300
- IPO Date
- Jan 1, 1992
- Business
- Flughafen Wien AG Flughafen Wien AG operates Vienna International Airport, Europe's 19th largest by passengers with 31.7 million handled in 2024, and manages a group including Malta International Airport and equity stake in Kosice Airport in Slovakia; founded in 1954 and headquartered in Schwechat, Austria, the company provides comprehensive airport services across five segments: Airport operations encompassing movement areas, terminals, passenger and baggage handling, and airline customer acquisition; Handling & Security Services including passenger, cargo, ramp handling for scheduled, charter and general aviation traffic, security checks, and general aviation support; Retail & Properties covering shops, restaurants, lounges, VIP services, parking, advertising, and office/cargo space rentals; Malta operations generating aviation, parking, and retail/office revenues; and Other Segments offering technical repairs, energy supply, waste disposal, IT, infrastructure maintenance, and consulting to internal and external clients. The company serves a large catchment area spanning eastern Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary, focusing on intra-European routes (85% of traffic), Central/Eastern Europe transfers via hub carrier Austrian Airlines (46% market share) and Lufthansa Group (over 50%), low-cost carriers (30% share), and long-haul connections, while developing AirportCity with over 250 companies for non-aviation income. Recent developments include the ongoing €420 million Terminal 3 Southern Expansion adding 70,000 square meters for enhanced retail, security, and passenger facilities set for 2027 completion; strategic cargo partnerships such as Qatar Airways Cargo's weekly Doha service launched September 2024 and Hainan Airlines' return in May 2024; a November 2025 partnership with Nemetschek Group to implement dRofus dTwin digital twin platform for lifecycle asset management across airport infrastructure; €300 million fully funded 2025 capital expenditures including Terminal 3 and baggage system upgrades; extension of Austrian Airlines rental agreement to at least 2035 via subsidiary acquisition of Raiffeisen Hermione real estate; and discontinuation of the third runway project with adjusted 2025 net income guidance to €210 million.