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InterSky launched 18-weekly flights from Salzburg to Zürich and a weekly service from Memmingen to Naples.
SAS commences seasonal flights from Stockholm Arlanda to Innsbruck, and from Oslo to Salzburg.
Norwegian launches weekly seasonal service from Helsinki to Salzburg in Austria.
Ryanair starts flights from Dublin to Lublin; adds Turin, Grenoble and Salzburg to its Dublin network and Turin from London Stansted.
WOW air launches seasonal services from Reykjavik to Salzburg.
Transaero now flies to Abu Dhabi Airport, Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Singapore Changi Airport from Moscow Domodedovo Airport.
Transavia.com has launched two new ski routes to Innsbruck and Salzburg from Groningen in northern Netherlands.
niki, the Austrian airberlin partner, now flies the ski route from Salzburg Airport in Austria to the Russian capital airport Moscow Domodedovo.
easyJet now flies new routes from Basel in Switzerland to the Canary Islands, from the UK to the Alps and between Paris and Bologna
As Austria gears up for the winter ski season, how well have its airports performed in 2011? Which two airline groups account for three-quarters of all scheduled seat capacity this winter, and which airlines have added new services from Vienna since the beginning of the year?
