VIE · Arrivals
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· 113 arrivals on the board
- 20:4421:05ET725On time
- 20:4820:35OS256Gate F27On time
- 20:4820:15OS144Gate F21Delayed by 33 m
- 20:4920:40OS286On time
- 20:50DE4349On time
- 20:55OS668On time
- 20:55OS216On time
- 21:00OS236On time
- 21:00OS270Gate F9On time
- 21:20LW7178On time
- 21:2221:05OS428Gate F36Delayed by 17 m
- 21:25OS156Gate F22On time
- 21:25OS528On time
- 21:30LW7351On time
- 21:30OS576On time
- 21:35OS168On time
- 21:35BT128Gate F26On time
- 21:40OS278Gate F8On time
- 21:40OS998Gate F26On time
- 21:4321:35OS298Gate F32On time
- 21:4421:25OS82Gate G12Delayed by 19 m
- 21:50LW86On time
- 21:50OS448Gate F4On time
- 21:50TK1889On time
- 22:00OS258On time
- 22:0521:55BT318On time
- 22:05LW7008On time
- 22:05LW503On time
- 22:0520:40OS580Gate F12Delayed by 1 h 25 m
- 22:0817:30BZ316Delayed by 4 h 38 m
How do I get to and from Vienna International Airport?
Vienna International Airport is well connected with the city by rail, including fast airport trains, suburban services, and regional or long-distance trains to major Vienna stations. Airport buses serve central Vienna and nearby areas. Taxis and app-based rides are available outside arrivals, while car rental desks are in the airport complex. Road access is straightforward via the motorway network.
How do the terminals work at Vienna International Airport?
Vienna uses a connected terminal complex with check-in areas commonly referred to as Terminal 1, Terminal 1A, and Terminal 3. Airlines are grouped by handling arrangements rather than a simple domestic or international split, so always check your airline’s assigned check-in area. After security, passengers follow signs for Schengen or non-Schengen gates, with passport control required for many non-Schengen departures and arrivals.