Austria's third largest airport and the main gateway to Tyrol's ski resorts, serving as a vital hub for regional and seasonal international traffic.
Innsbruck Airport (INN), also known as Kranebitten Airport, is located 4 km west of Innsbruck city center in western Austria. It is the largest airport in Tyrol and a key entry point for winter tourism, connecting the region to major European destinations.
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Passenger traffic declined by 4.9% in 2024 due to the loss of the Frankfurt route, but rebounded with a 2.1% increase in the first half of 2025.
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Staff across airlines, ground handling, security, concessions, and airport administration.
Ongoing terminal and apron upgrades are designed to improve passenger flow and accommodate seasonal peaks, especially during winter.
Recent investments include automated check-in kiosks, digital flight information systems, and enhanced security screening technology.
Implementation of energy-efficient terminal systems and support for sustainable aviation fuels to reduce environmental impact.
Strengthen partnerships with regional and federal authorities to secure route connectivity and funding for infrastructure resilience.
Prioritize modernization of terminal facilities and airside operations to support future growth and operational efficiency.
Accelerate green initiatives and expand use of renewable energy to meet Austria's environmental targets and EU regulations.
