1. Luftfahrt und Infrastruktur
im Großraum
Wien - Bratislava
Dr. Fritz Otti
Austrian Airlines Group
Wien, 24. Februar 2005

2. MUC 26,8 (24,2) MUC VIE 14,8 (12,8) PRG 9,7 (7,5) BUD 6,5 (5,0) LIN
BTS
SZG
200 km
GRZ
ZAG
ZAG
MUC

3. AAG Position in Central and Eastern Europe 1989
Moscow
Warsaw
Western Europe
Prague
Vienna
Budapest
Intercontinental
Connections
Zagreb
Bucharest
Belgrade
Sofia

4. AAG Position in Central and Eastern Europe 2005
St. Petersburg
Riga
Winter 2004/05
36 Destinations
23 countries
433 weekly flights
Poznan
Vilnius
Warsaw
Moscow
Prague
Minsk
Krakow
Western Europe
BTS
Lviv
Kiev
Kosice
Vienna
Dnepropetrovsk
Kharkov
Budapest
Chisinau
Odessa
Rostov
Timisoara
Zagreb
Cluj
Krasnodar
Bucharest
Sarajevo
Ljubljana
Tbilisi
Intercontinental
Connections
Belgrade
Dubrovnik
Sofia
Yerevan
Baku
Split
Skopje
Zadar
Pristina
Tirana
Podgorica

5. The Austrian Airlines Group - a Major Player in Central and Eastern Europe
OS is No. 1 in destinations served
OS is No. 2 in market share transfer traffic
OS is No. 3 in weekly frequencies offered
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