Quick answer: Almost all flights arrive into Vienna's single connected terminal complex, with most passengers using the modern Terminal 3. The arrivals area has car-rental desks, ATMs and direct access to the train station beneath the terminal, where the City Airport Train (CAT) reaches Wien Mitte in about 16 minutes, and the cheaper S-Bahn line S7 takes around 25 minutes. For taxis, train options and night connections, see the city center transport guide.

Track live Vienna International Airport (VIE) arrivals on the board below — flight number, origin, scheduled and estimated landing time, and status. All flights land at the single VIE terminal complex; most passengers use Terminal 3, with other flights handled by Terminals 1, 1A and 2.

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After you land at VIE

Arriving passengers reach the baggage reclaim hall after leaving the gates. Travellers from outside the Schengen Area clear passport control first, so allow extra time on long-haul arrivals. Once through, the arrivals area has car-rental desks, ATMs and direct access to the train station beneath the terminal.

Getting from VIE to the city after arrival

The railway station sits right beneath the terminal. The City Airport Train (CAT) reaches Wien Mitte in about 16 minutes, while the S-Bahn line S7 and ÖBB trains also connect the airport to the city. Compare every option — train, bus, taxi and ride-hail — on our Vienna Airport to city centre guide, or estimate your exact fare and time with the VIE transfer cost calculator. Prefer a door-to-door ride? See Vienna Airport taxis. Not sure which building you landed in? Check the VIE terminals guide.