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Austrian Airlines is the country's national carrier. The airline was acquired by the Lufthansa Group in 2008 and is now a fully owned subsidiary of that company. The airline has its major hub at Schwechat's Vienna International Airport, which also serves as its headquarters.

Cabin Classes

Business Class- Passengers traveling in business class can unwind in comfort and luxury while conducting business. The guests can select from a range of hot and cold meals, and the recliner seats have built-in USB outlets.

Premium Economy Class- The comfort and roomy dimensions are taken into consideration when designing Premium Economy seats. Additionally, the wide chairs feature adjustable headrests.

Economy Class- There are conventional seats in the economy class cabin with lots of legroom and on-demand in-flight entertainment.   

Baggage policy

1. Business Class travelers on Austrian Airlines are permitted 64 kilos of free luggage. 
              
2. Passengers in Austrian Airlines' Premium Economy Class are permitted 46 kilos of free baggage.
              
3. On Austrian Airlines, travelers traveling in Economy Class are permitted 23 kilogrammes of free baggage.         
4. For travelers traveling in business class, hand luggage cannot weigh more than 16 kilograms.
              
5. For travelers traveling in Premium Economy or Economy Class, hand luggage cannot weigh more than 8 kilos.
              

In Flight Amenities

Every modern amenity is available on Austrian Airlines flights, including in-flight entertainment systems with access to audio and video, lounges, and on-board catering facilities that serve delectable meals. Onboard cooks provide the dishes for business class. All of the passengers can use the video-on-demand feature. On a regular basis, tea and coffee are available to you on board.

Fleet & Destinations

Along with their airline partners Lauda Air and Austrian Arrows, Austrian Airlines offers service to 130 locations in 66 nations. With its headquarters in Vienna and a concentration on Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East, Austrian Airlines serves as a hub between East and West. The fleet is 6.2 years old on average. Its fleet of aircraft flies to a variety of locations throughout the world, including Airbus A321, 320, 319, Boeing 777, 767, 737, Fokker 100, 70, Bombardier Q400, Q300, and Canadair Jet.