Austrian Airlines business class deals
Austrian Airlines flies business class from the US to Vienna, a compact hub with short connections to Central and Eastern Europe.
Round trip to Vienna from $1,937 per person, November 2026 On any airline. Your agent quotes Austrian Airlines for your dates.
Why pay more for Austrian Airlines business class?
Estimated round-trip fares per person from US cities to Austrian Airlines destinations, on any airline, November 2026. *Estimates, not airline quotes; your agent confirms the fare for your dates.
- Budapestfrom $1,928Request this fare
- Viennafrom $1,937Request this fare
- Praguefrom $1,973Request this fare
- Sofiafrom $1,998Request this fare
- Zagrebfrom $2,004Request this fare
- Bucharestfrom $2,005Request this fare
- Salzburgfrom $2,014Request this fare
Austrian Airlines business class: what it costs
Estimated round-trip fares per person from US cities, on any airline, November 2026. Your agent quotes Austrian Airlines for your dates.
- Round trip to Vienna, on any airline
- $1,937
- Austrian Airlines destinations with a page of their own
- 8
- Nonstop routes from the US on Austrian Airlines
- 3
Flying Austrian Airlines business class
Long-haul seats turn into lie-flat beds, and the menu leans on Austrian dishes and Viennese coffee.
What you get
- Lie-flat beds on long-haul flights
- Single “throne” seats with extra privacy in some rows
- Austrian dishes and a Viennese coffee menu on board
- Compact Vienna hub with short connection times
- Onward flights to Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkans
At a glance
| Alliance | Star Alliance |
|---|---|
| Hubs | Vienna (VIE) |
| US gateways | New York (JFK), New York (EWR), Washington (IAD), Chicago (ORD) |
| First class | Not sold on its US routes |
What travelers say about their agents
- Sfelcia Google review
I had an excellent experience finding my business class tickets through BuyBusiness.com. The agent who helped me, Oslo Cooper, was honest, professional, and extremely attentive throughout the entire process. Oslo took the time to understand what I was looking for, answered all my questions, and made sure I was comfortable with my options before moving forward. I really appreciated the personal attention and transparency. It made the whole experience easy and stress-free. I’m very happy with the service I received and would definitely recommend BuyBusiness.com and Oslo Cooper to anyone looking for help with business class travel. Excellent service from start to finish!
- Charles Strickland Trustpilot review
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- Rick Trustpilot review
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- Deborah D’Amico Google review
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- Tina Rothrock Trustpilot review
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- Alex Tynberg Trustpilot review
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- Martha Trustpilot review
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Austrian Airlines business class: questions
Does every Austrian Airlines business seat have direct aisle access?
Not every one. Austrian uses a staggered business cabin where many seats, including the single “throne” seats, open straight onto the aisle and some paired seats do not. If aisle access matters to you, ask your agent to check the seat map for your flight.
Is Vienna a good place to connect?
For many travelers, yes. Vienna Airport is compact, transfers are usually quick, and Austrian flies to many Central and Eastern European cities that have no nonstop flights from the US.
How do I get a quote for Austrian Airlines business class?
Send your dates by phone, the quote form or WhatsApp. A human agent checks Austrian fares, including negotiated and consolidator fares, and can compare them with other Star Alliance routings through Frankfurt, Munich or Zurich. The fare is confirmed with you before you pay.
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- Agents available 24/7 Call, email or message us on WhatsApp before you book, on the trip and after you land, for a schedule change or a question on the road.
- An airline ticket in your name The airline issues your ticket, with an e-ticket number you can check on the airline's own website.
- Any routing Round trips, one-ways, open-jaws and multi-city trips, with mixed cabins on short connections to keep the fare down.
