Tonnages rise at Vienna Airport

Tonnages rise at Vienna Airport

Vienna Airport records a successful first quarter, increasing its tonnage by 5,222 tonnes to a total of 73,280 tonnes in the first three months of 2025. This represents an eight percent increase compared to the same period last year. The ongoing positive development this year continued in April: Vienna Airport recorded a total of 26,999 tons in this month, a 13 percent rise compared to April 2024.

Growth in belly cargo on passenger aircraft compensated for the slight decline in volumes handled by cargo-only aircraft. Vienna Airport therefore recorded 31,477 tons of belly cargo in the first quarter, marking a significant increase of 16 percent. In April, a plus of even 17 percent with a total of 11,421 tons was recorded.

The tonnage handled in the Pharma Handling Center during the first quarter also increased by three percent to a total of 913 tons. Vienna Airport is one of the few airports in Central and Eastern Europe to offer a specialized Pharma Handling Center, ensuring professional transport with an uninterrupted cold chain.

A comparison of imported and exported air freight reveals a varied picture in the first quarter. A total of 37,946 tons were imported to Austria via Vienna Airport, a one percent increase. Meanwhile, 35,334 tons of cargo were transported via Vienna to global markets, representing a 16 percent increase compared to the first quarter of 2024.

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Anastasiya Simsek is an award-winning journalist with a background in air cargo, news, medicine, and lifestyle reporting. For exclusive insights or to share your news, contact Anastasiya at anastasiya.simsek@aircargoweek.com.

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