This page lists the main publicly available sources used for the research on this website, along with a few further links for anyone who wants to dig deeper. The selection is not exhaustive; individual chapters also link to their own specific sources.
Wikipedia and Encyclopedias
- Wikipedia: Tyrolean Airways
- Wikipedia: Austrian Airlines
- Wikipedia: Lauda Air
- Wikipedia: De Havilland Canada Dash 7
- Wikipedia: De Havilland Canada Dash 8
- Wikipedia: Bombardier CRJ100/200
- dewiki.de: Graz Airport (German)
Aviation Press and Trade Media
- aerotelegraph.com: Interview with Jakob Ringler, “The Dash 7 was the only option” (German)
- aerotelegraph.com: Why Innsbruck was the cradle of Austrian aviation (German)
- aerotelegraph.com: How Vienna Airport grew from 64,000 to more than 30 million passengers (German)
- aerotelegraph.com: 60 years of AUA, Austrian Airlines’ founding after the war (German)
- aerotelegraph.com: How Niki Lauda founded airline after airline (German)
- aerotelegraph.com: Austrian Technik operations in Bratislava and Innsbruck draw closer together (German)
- ch-aviation: Austrian/Tyrolean merger announcement
- Aviation Week: Tyrolean Technik to end turboprop MRO business after 38 years
- CAPA/CentreForAviation: Tyrolean Technik company profile
- aerointernational.de: Fokker 70, the last operators of the “last Dutch girl” (German)
- aviation.direct: In the wake of a new beginning, the history of Rheintalflug (German)
- salzburg24.at: Facts and figures about Salzburg Airport (German)
- innsbruck.info: Innsbruck Airport turns 100 (German)
Accident and Safety Databases
- Aviation Safety Network: accident database
- aviation-safety.net: accident database
- vol.at: Austria’s worst aviation accident (German)
Photo and License Sources
The photographs used on this website come from Wikimedia Commons and are used under their respective free licenses with attribution. Individual photo credits appear directly beneath each image.
- Wikimedia Commons: Julian Herzog (CC BY 4.0)
- Wikimedia Commons: Ralf Roletschek (GFDL / Free Art License)
- Wikimedia Commons: Paul Davey (CC BY-SA 2.0)
- Priwo (hero photograph, Dash 8 in its classic own livery at Vienna Airport), via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)
- Ralf Manteufel, Pedro Aragão, Konstantin von Wedelstaedt, Anna Zvereva, Dale Coleman, Aldo Bidini, JetPix, Balázs Pinter, Gryffindor/Digon, via Wikimedia Commons, each under their respective free license as stated beneath the image
Further reading: → The History of Tyrolean Airways · → The Fleet of Tyrolean Airways · → Austrian Aviation History