Since the first take-off in 1914 Graz Airport has developed into an important regional airport with about 16,500 m2 surface area and three runways. Today it provides numerous weekly scheduled and charter flights and hence serves as an essential hub for economy, tourism and business.
For Graz Airport two international letter codes are used – the ICAO code LOWG and the IATA code GRZ.
Graz Airport is located in the south of Austria. The coordinates for the exact geographical location are 46°59´35″N 15°26´21″E.
The airport is open 365 days a year. The hours of operation are Monday to Sunday from 06:00 to 23:30.
Year | Passenger volume scheduled & charter | Movements scheduled & charter | Cargo volume (in tons) |
---|---|---|---|
2023 | 733.146 | 9.655 | 19.379 |
2022 | 561.535 | 8.603 | 16.556 |
2021 | 226.562 | 4.671 | 19.250 |
2020 | 199.510 | 4.002 | 16.240 |
2019 | 1.036.929 | 14.727 | 18.970 |
2018 | 1.030.929 | 14.888 | 19.233 |
2017 | 959.098 | 14.460 | 18.902 |
2016* | 981.884 | 14.435 | 15.637 |
2015 | 963.396 | 15.466 | 8.696 |
2014 | 897.421 | 14.384 | 9.652 |
2013 | 881.740 | 14.879 | 11.281 |
2012 | 930.617 | 14.581 | 10.210 |
2011 | 976.543 | 15.958 | 10.977 |
2010 | 990.118 | 17.387 | 11.062 |
2009 | 948.590 | 18.167 | 8.230 |
2008 | 1.008.330 | 19.603 | 10.165 |
2007 | 948.140 | 17.789 | 11.319 |
2006 | 912.791 | 17.297 | 10.013 |
2005 | 892.958 | 18.820 | 10.085 |
2000 | 752.507 | 17.443 | 8.835 |
1995 | 532.484 | 12.582 | 6.527 |
1990 | 334.874 | 8.186 | 2.306 |
1985 | 168.431 | 5.296 | 1.609 |
1980 | 145.800 | 5.472 | 1.190 |
1975 | 72.304 | 1.731 | 717 |
1970 | 31.934 | 975 | 231 |
1965 | 21.714 | 1.880 | 87 |
1960 | 625 | 44 | 0,4 |
* 2016 new cargo business started: landside freight forwarder handling. |