Vienna Airport Group entered 2025 with a diversified airport portfolio that demonstrated strong operational resilience and financial solidity despite a more complex market environment. The group holds interests in Vienna International Airport, Malta International Airport and Košice International Airport, collectively serving more than 43 million passengers during the year and reinforcing the group’s position as a leading airport operator in Central and Southern Europe.

Vienna International Airport recorded a historic peak in 2025, handling approximately 32.6 million passengers, marking its strongest year to date. Growth was driven primarily by sustained demand for leisure travel, expanding long-haul connectivity, and Vienna’s role as a gateway to Central and Eastern Europe. Local traffic rose to over 25 million passengers, while transfer volumes moderated slightly as airlines adjusted network strategies. Cargo performance was a notable highlight, with air freight volumes exceeding 313,000 tonnes, underpinned by long-haul belly capacity, pharmaceutical logistics, and e-commerce flows.

From a financial perspective, Vienna Airport delivered robust results in 2025. In the first half of the year, group revenue rose to EUR524.4mn, supported by higher passenger volumes and resilient non-aviation income. Based on this performance and management guidance, full-year group revenue was expected to exceed EUR1.0bn.