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| Innsbruck airport | ||
| height | 1,906 feet | |
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| IATA code | INN | |
| ICAO code | LOWI | |
| Number of passengers | 1.119.347 (2018) | |
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Innsbruck Airport is about four kilometers west of the City center in the Lower Inn Valley and is one of the largest airports in Austria.
background
Innsbruck's first commercial airport was opened in 1925 and then in the east of the city. After the end of the Second World War, it was moved to its current location in the Höttinger Au and in the west of Innsbruck city.
The airport operators are IKB (Innsbrucker Kommunalbetriebe) with 51% of the shares, the state of Tyrol with 24.5% and the city of Innsbruck, also with 24.5%.
getting there
In the street
All motorways are in Austria toll (Vignette - sticker!).
- From the south / from Italy (Brenner,
) Coming: at the Innsbruck-Bergisel motorway triangle, drive in the direction of Arlberg / Bregenz and then 
Innsbruck West - Airport
- From the west and east (Inntal Autobahn
Kufstein - Innsbruck - Zams) coming: Innsbruck West - Airport
- From the north (D) is via the Garmisch area (
from Munich) also the toll-free journey to Innsbruck over the Zirlerberg and further over the 
possible to Innsbruck. The route from Munich is even a little shorter than the motorway route via Kufstein, but especially on weekdays there is also a lot of rush hour traffic.
At the airport, 1,500 parking spaces are available in car parks P1, P2, P5 and P7 and in the multi-storey car park, the first 30 minutes in the car park or in the multi-storey car park are free.
By train
The nearest train station is that Innsbruck main station, from here continue by bus (line F) or taxi.
mobility
The F bus line connects the airport with the city center every 15 minutes, travel time around 18 minutes.
Taxi ranks are located directly in front of the airport building.
Transfer Tyrol is a shuttle service that can be booked via the Internet and connects Innsbruck Airport directly to any location in the State of Tyrol connects.
Airlines and Destinations
More than 50 airlines with worldwide destinations are currently active at the airport, one focus is the connections to Austria's capital Vienna and the metropolises Frankfurt / Main, London and Paris, another focus is vacation flights to southern Europe. Innsbruck is also an important cargo airport for the whole of Tyrol.
| airline | aim | Website | Tel. At the airport |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austrian Airlines | www.austrian.com | ||
| Budget Air | |||
| Condor | www.condor.de | ||
| Easyjet | |||
| Laudamotion | numerous destinations across Europe | www.flyniki.at | |
| HLX - TUIfly | www.tuifly.de | ||
| Lufthansa | www.lufthansa.de | ||
| Welcome Air | www.welcomeair.at |
Terminals
Arrivals
departure
Change
mobility
activities
Lounges
Innsbruck Airport does not have an Airport Lounge.
Planespotting
Due to its valley location, Innsbruck Airport is very popular with many plane spotters because you can take spectacular pictures. Popular motifs are always airplanes approaching or taking off, with the mountains or rock faces in the background. In winter there are also many motifs with a lot of snow.
shop
- Airport shop (in the main hall).
kitchen
in the main hall:
- Testa Rossa café
- The baker Ruetz
- Fly Inn (on the first floor). Airport restaurant.
in the departure area:
- Accademia del caffè
accommodation
There is no overnight accommodation on the airport site, but the city of Innsbruck has many Accommodations can be reached quickly.
security
health
Practical advice
- 1 Innsbruck Airport (Tiroler Flughafenbetriebsgesellschaft m.b.H.,), Fürstenweg 180, A-6020 Innsbruck. Tel.: 43(0)51 22 22525102.
- A list of links to European weather conditions and Air traffic information can also be found in the article Travel by plane.
Web links
- https://www.innsbruck-airport.com/ - Official website of Innsbruck Airport
