Innsbruck Airport LOWI / INN
The Tyrol's ski gateway, 10 minutes from Innsbruck and under an hour from St. Anton, Ischgl and Seefeld. One of Europe's most demanding approaches: special crew qualification and category-specific procedures are mandatory and weather diversions to Munich or Salzburg are common in winter. Peak ski weekends require reserved slots and parking.
6,562 ft
Longest runway
10 min
Drive to Innsbruck
1
FBOs / handlers
1,907 ft
Elevation
Facts
- Hours
- 06:00–23:00 (night ban)
- 24-hour operations
- No
- Customs & immigration
- Yes
- Prior permission (PPR)
- Yes
- Slot coordination
- Yes
- Noise curfew
- Yes
- Runway surface
- asphalt
- Fuel type
- Jet A-1, SAF (limited)
- Helipad
- Yes
- Distance to centre
- 4 km
- Typical largest aircraft
- Up to Global/Gulfstream large-cabin with special qualification; no BBJ/ACJ in practice.
- Website
- www.innsbruck-airport.com
Private terminals (FBOs)
- Innsbruck Airport General Aviation / Tyrolean Jet Services
An FBO is the private terminal: lounge, crew, fuel, customs desk. You drive up, walk 30 metres, and board.
Compare published takeoff distances
Initial comparison of published takeoff distances and runway length (6,562 ft). Confirm aircraft suitability and current restrictions with the operator.
Within the screening threshold
- Boeing Business Jets BBJ 737-7 (MAX 7) 5,900 ft
- Boeing Business Jets BBJ (737-700) 5,640 ft
- Airbus Corporate Jets ACJ319 (A319CJ) 6,080 ft
- Airbus Corporate Jets ACJ318 5,860 ft
- Airbus Corporate Jets ACJ TwoTwenty 5,470 ft
- Embraer Executive Jets Lineage 1000E 6,076 ft
Above the screening threshold
- Gulfstream Aerospace G650ER needs 6,299 ft
- Airbus Corporate Jets ACJ319neo needs 6,300 ft
- Bombardier Challenger 850 needs 6,305 ft
What it costs to fly here privately
Sources and credits
- Innsbruck Airport · Leo-setä · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons