Sky Alps is planning a new flight connection Innsbruck-Frankfurt: Details here!

Sky Alps is planning a new flight connection Innsbruck-Frankfurt: Details here!

Innsbruck, Österreich - The aviation industry in Tyrol could soon receive a new impulse. Sky Alps recently expressed interest in taking over the flight connection between Innsbruck and Frankfurt. The conversations with large airline partners about possible cooperations are promising. The market conditions for these and similar routes seem very favorable to the airline, which makes the anticipation of travelers great. However, a specific start date for the new flights has not yet been mentioned. What is certain is that Lufthansa will not resume the connection between Innsbruck and Frankfurt in the winter of 2025/26 after it had already stopped the route last year due to capacity bottlenecks. This could offer Sky Alps the ideal opportunity to take over the helm [Airliners] that ...

At the moment, neither Sky Alps nor Lufthansa are carrying out planned flights from Innsbruck. However, Sky Alps plans to open a base in Innsbruck, which would be a great advantage for travelers. In addition, the Airlines marathon will station an Embraer E175 at Innsbruck Airport, which could expand the flight offer in the region. Sky Alps also made it clear that they are striving for an expansion of their activities in Germany and Austria. Their fleet mainly consists of Turboprop DASH 8-400 type, which are particularly suitable for shorter distances.

Why the flight to Frankfurt is so popular

flights from Innsbruck to Frankfurt are available both as an outward flight and as a return flight, and prices can change quickly. But what makes Frankfurt so interesting? The city is not only the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, but also offers a lot of culture and enjoyment. Particularly crispy Frankfurt wreath cake and the green sauce, the "Frankfurter Grie Soß", are culinary highlights that should not be missed. In October, the Frankfurt Book Fair, an important event in the international book market, attracts numerous visitors. And the “fifth season” with the carnival also brings life to the streets of the main metropolis.

The journey to the city is very simple: S-Bahn lines S8, S9 or the regional train RE80 bring visitors to the city center in about 20 minutes. For a small fare of around 5 euros, you are quickly and easily at your destination. If you prefer to explore the city by taxi, you have to expect higher costs and should therefore plan some time, because it can sometimes take some time in traffic. The accommodation is also affordable in Frankfurt, hostels ensure a good bed from around 20 euros per night, while hotels are available from 50 euros per person. The popularity of the city is also shown in the numerous pubs in the Sachsenhausen district, where you can enjoy a "Ebbelwoi" in a rustic ambience [Tirol ORF] that ...