LAUDA TO CONNECT VIENNA AND DUBROVNIK IN S2020

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Lauda (OE), Austrian low cost airline owned by Ryanair, will be operating the route between Vienna and Dubrovnik this summer season. 

Photo 1. Lauda Airbus A320. Source: Flickr. Under Creative Commons license. 

Cities will be connected twice a week, each Thursday and Sunday. Thursday flights will be operated in the afternoon, departing Vienna at 14:55 and landing in Dubrovnik at 16:20 from where the return leg will take off at 16:55 and land in Vienna at 18:20. Sunday flights will be operated in the morning schedule, departing from Vienna at 06:00 and landing in Dubrovnik at 07:25. Return flight will take off from Dubrovnik at 08:00 and land in Vienna at 09:25. Flights will be operated by Airbus A320 aircraft. 










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