Austrian Airlines reviews up to three new Asian long‑haul destinations

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Austrian Airlines said it is reviewing up to three new long‑haul destinations in Asia, according to board chair Annette Mann.

The airline is modernising its long‑haul fleet by replacing its Boeing 767 and Boeing 777 aircraft with Boeing 787‑9s; the Boeing 767 will be retired by December 2026, the Boeing 777 by 2028, and after those retirements the long‑haul fleet will consist of twelve Boeing 787‑9s.

Austrian Airlines already operates flights to Tokyo and Bangkok.

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