Austrian Airlines to Linz with Linz-Frankfurt route from winter 2024/2025

Linz-Frankfurt route returns

Austrian Airlines will return to Linz and operate the Linz-Frankfurt route from winter 2024/2025. The first flight will take off from Linz to Frankfurt on 28 October 2024 and will be operated on ATR 72-600 aircraft with 72 seats by Austrian Airlines’ partner Braathens Regional Airlines. The new route will initially be operated three times and the flight takes 1 hour 40 minutes. 

Overview of flight times

Route	Flight Number	Flight Days	Flight Times
Linz-Frankfurt	OS 261	Mon-Sat	06:00 – 07:40
Frankfurt-Linz	OS 262	Mon-Sat	08:25 – 09:55
Linz-Frankfurt	OS 263	Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun	10:30 – 12:10
Frankfurt-Linz	OS 264	Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun	12:45 – 14:15
Linz-Frankfurt	OS 265	Wed, Thu Sat, Sun	14:20 – 16:00 14:50 – 16:30
Frankfurt-Linz	OS 266	Wed, Thu Sat, Sun	16:35 – 18:05 17:05 – 18:35
Linz-Frankfurt	OS 267	Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun	18:40 – 20:20 19:10 – 20:50
Frankfurt-Linz	OS 268	Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun	21:30 – 23:00

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BRA's reorganisation plan complete.....

The reorganisation plan that Swedish regional carrier, Braathens Regional Airlines (BRA) has been working on since 19th October last year was approved by the creditors and decided in Solna District Court on 16th February this year. The judgment has now gained legal force. The purpose of the reconstruction has thus been achieved and the company has created long-term sustainable financial conditions to secure the business. This good news means that BRA is now putting the reconstruction behind it and returning to normal operations.

Ulrika Matsgård, CEO of BRA said "The fact that we have reached the goal of the company reorganisation is very gratifying news for customers, employees and partners who have been both supportive and patient throughout this process. We now look forward to continuing our important work to offer more sustainable, punctual travel opportunities with a high level of service, both domestically in Sweden and throughout Europe together with tour operators and other partners." 

During the reconstruction process, BRA has had a strong focus on developing and improving its operations and strengthening its long-term financial conditions. Both customer and supplier agreements have been renegotiated, while measures to strengthen profitability have been initiated. In addition, the owners contribute a new share capital of SEK 114 million.

Per G. Braathen, Chairman and owner of BRA, said: "We are proud to have flown passengers and contributed to keeping the whole of Sweden alive for over 25 years – the ambition is to continue to do so for at least another 25 years. Braathens Regional Airlines now has very good opportunities to continue to preserve the aviation infrastructure and accessibility in Sweden, while at the same time actively driving our important sustainability work forward. I would like to extend a warm thank you to everyone who has supported us in this process."

BRA to launch direct flights from Visby to Aarhus and Oslo this summer

BRA, Braathens Regional Airlines, the Swedish regional airline is launching two new routes from Visby with flights starting just in time for the holidays. 

From Monday 3rd July, the airline starts a direct route between Visby and Denmark's second-largest city Aarhus, operating on Mondays and Fridays

From Thursday 6th July, BRA starts a service between Visby and Oslo, which departs on Thursdays and Sundays.

Martin Erkenborn, Chief Commercial Officer at BRA said:  "We are very pleased to now launch even more direct routes from Visby this summer. Gotland and Visby are an incredibly important region for us and it, therefore, feels extra good that we now connect Gotland with other parts of Scandinavia. This investment is fully in line with our strategy to consolidate our position as an airline on Gotland and our long-term plan for expansion beyond Sweden's borders."

 

Gunnar Jonasson, Airport Manager Visby Airport said:  "It feels great that BRA is now starting two new routes that put Gotland on the map even outside Sweden's borders. This creates opportunities for new visitors from both Norway and Denmark, two target groups that are very important for Gotland. From the perspective of Gotlanders, it will be easy to fly directly to Norway and Denmark this summer."

BRA to start flying again in 12 May. Currently hiring cabin crew

BRA - Braathens Regional Airlines is getting ready to get back in the air,  the Swedish regional airline will be recommending operations on May 12th. The airline will operate flights to and from Bromma, Malmö, Gothenburg, Visby, Ängelholm and Umeå. Week 26 (ie 28 Jun-4 Christmas) we open up Kalmar, Halmstad and Östersund as well as Visby-Malmö and Visby-Gothenburg.

As the airline is Soon to start flying again its is looking for more dedicated colleagues for Cabin Crew Bromma, Visby and Gothenburg.

Applications and details

Göteborg

https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx...

Stockholm

https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx...

Visby

https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx...

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The Swedish regional carrier Braathens Regional Airlines -BRA  has announced that it would be halting all flights due to the falling demand for air travel as the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow. 

“With the government’s and the Public Health Authority’s strong call for the Swedish population not to travel within the country, we have no customers left that fly with us and we therefore need to further adapt our traffic to the new conditions,” the airline confirmed and was cancelling all flights between April 6 and May 31.

Domestic routes cancelled from April 6 - May 31: 

• Malmö - Stockholm Bromma 
• Göteborg - Stockholm Bromma 
• Visby - Stockholm Bromma 
• Umeå - Stockholm Bromma 
• Ängelholm/Helsingborg - Stockholm Bromma
• Östersund - Stockholm Bromma
• Östersund - Gothenburg 
• Sälen - Stockholm Bromma
• Sälen - Malmö
• Sälen - Ängelholm / Helsingborg

International routes cancelled from April 6 - May 31: 

• Stockholm Bromma - Tallinn 
• Stockholm Bromma - Riga 
• Stockholm Bromma - Torp / Oslo 
• Stockholm Bromma - Helsinki
• Gothenburg - Berlin 
• Gothenburg - Lyon 
• Malmö – Berlin 
• Växjö - Berlin