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Company Presentation Flughafen Wien AG Results for 2008 March 26, 2009-1-

Content 1. Highlights 2008 2. Financial Results 2008 and Investments 3. Results by Segment 4. Traffic Results 5. Key Advantages of Vienna International Airport 6. International Investments -2-

Highlights 2008-3-

Highlights 2008 Total revenue: EUR 548.1 mill. + 5.1% EBITDA: EUR 201.9 mill. + 5.7% Net profit : EUR 91.1 mill. + 4.0% after minority interests Passengers: + 5.2% (above European average of -0.7%*) Dividend per share: EUR 2.60 + 4.0% Dividend yield 8.2% (as of 31.12.) * Source: ACI January to December 2008-4-

Financial Results 2008 and Investments -5-

EBT Financial Results 2008 EUR mill. 2008 2007 Change in % Revenues 548.1 521.4 + 5.1 Other income 13.2 14.3-7.5 Operating income 561.3 535.7 + 4.8 Operating expenses 359.4 344.7 + 4.2 (excl. depreciation) EBITDA 201.9 191.0 + 5.7 Depreciation 68.7 70.6-2.8 EBIT 133.3 120.3 + 10.7 Financial results -14.3-6.4 + 124.2 EBT 119.0 114.0 + 4.4 Taxes 27.8 26.5 + 5.0 Minority interests 0.0-0.2-94.8 Net profit after minority interests 91.11 87.77 + 4.0-6-

Financial Results 2008 Revenue by Segment Handling EUR 152.2 mill. + 3.5% Non - Aviation EUR 144.5 mill. +93% 9.3% Revenue structure excl. Handling 36.1% 63.9% Airport EUR 250.8 mill. + 3.6% -7-

EBT Financial Results 2008 Summary of Operating Expenses in EUR mill. 2008 2007 Change. in % Consumables and services used 40.0 37.0 + 8.1 Personnel expenses 220.2 213.4 + 3.2 Depreciation 68.7 70.6-2.8 Other operating expenses 99.2 94.4 + 5.1 Total operating expenses 428.1 415.4 + 3.0-8-

Financial Results 2008 Cash Flow in EUR mill. 2008 2007 From operating activities + 148.4 + 164.4 From investing activities -234.7-277.1 From financing activities + 63.5 + 50.1 Change in cash and cash - 22.8-62.66 equivalents incl. revaluation reserve for securities and foreign exchange differences Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year + 6.6 + 29.3-9-

Financial Results 2008 Financial Indicators in % 2008 2007 EBITDA Margin 36.8 36.6 EBIT Margin 24.3 23.1 ROE 12.1 12.0 ROCE 8.4 9.1 ROS 36.8 36.6 Gearing 65.3 40.4-10-

EBT Investments 2008 Investments in EUR mill. 2008 2007 Change in % Intangible assets 5.2 0.9 + 466.5 Property, plant and equipment 292.9 192.9 + 51.8 Financial assets 0.9 7.7-87.9 Total 299.0 201.5 + 48.4-11-

Results by Segment -12-

Results by Segment Airport Segment* in EUR mill. 2008 2007 Revenue 250.8 242.2 Segment earnings (EBIT) 97.3 94.1 EBIT margin in % 34.9 34.9 EBITDA margin in % 48.2 49.1 Av. number of employees 399 378 * Airport Segment The Airport Segment covers the operation and maintenance of the terminal and movement areas as well as all facilities involved with passenger and baggage g handling. -13-

Results by Segment Handling Segment * in EUR mill. 2008 2007 Revenue 152.2 147.0 Segment earnings (EBIT) 14.5 11.8 EBIT margin in % 8.2 6.9 EBITDA margin in % 12.6 11.4 Av. number of employees 2,210 2,089 * Handling Segment The Handling Segment provides a wide range of services for scheduled, charter and general aviation flights. -14-

Results by Segment Non Aviation Segment* in EUR mill. 2008 2007 Revenue 144.5 132.2 Segment earnings (EBIT) 48.8 35.2 EBIT margin in % 22.6 18.1 EBITDA margin in % 33.4 30.7 Av. number of employees 1,503 1,465 * Non-Aviation Segment The Non-Aviation Segment comprises various services related to airport operations such as shopping, gastronomy, parking and security services as well as the development and marketing of real estate. -15-

Traffic Results 2008-16-

Increase in passengers at selected airports in Europe 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 in % 7.3 4.9 6.3 5.3 11.3 6.5 5.2-0.7* 2005 2006 2007 2008 Vienna International Airport European average (selected airports) ational Euro ope ouncil Interna mber 2008 CI Airports Co nuary - Decem Source: AC *2008: Jan -17-

Traffic Results 2008 Passengers: 19,747,289 (+5.2%) Transfer passengers: 5,936,560 (-0.9%) Flight movements: 266,402 (+4.5%) MTOW (in tonnes): 7,812,763 (+6.3%) Cargo incl. trucking (in tonnes): 267,985 (-1.6%) -18-

Traffic Results 2008 Scheduled Traffic Passengers Europe total North America +86% 8.6% 3.0% + 7.1% Western Europe 86.7% Eastern Europe + 6.5% + 9.6% 68.2% 18.5% Middle East +63% 6.3% 4.3% Far East - 10.6% 4.7% Others -4.9% 1.3% Change vs. 2007 Share of total passengers -19-

Traffic Results 2008 Airlines share of passengers % 2008 2007 Austrian Airlines Group 49.6 52.6 Niki 7.0 5.5 Air Berlin 67 6.7 6.7 Skyeurope Airlines 6.0 3.4 Lufthansa 5.2 5.3 Germanwings 2.5 2.5 British Airways 1.6 1.8 Swiss Intl. 16 1.6 17 1.7 Air France 1.5 1.6 KLM 1.0 1.2 Others 17.3 17.7-20-

Traffic Results 01-02/2009 January 2009 February 2009 Total January- February 2009 Passenges 1,155,452155 1.136.273136 2.291.725 Forecast* Change in % -12.1-16.5-14.3-5 MTOW (in tonnes) 549,630 516,686 1.066,316 Change in % -8.2-11.9-10.0-4 Flight movements 18,973 17,859 36,832 Change in % -9.3-12.6-10.9-4 Cargo incl. trucking (in tonnes) 16,233 17,513 33,746 Change in % -22.7-19.1-20.9 * The forecast for 2009 will be reassessed during the second quarter -21-

Traffic Results 01-02/2009 Passenger traffic in the first two months vs. 2008 and 2007 2007 2008 2009 January 1,148,082 1,314,531 1,155,452 Change +6.0% +14.5% -12.1% February 1,130,631 1,360,041 1,136,273 Change +8.6% +20.3% -16.5% 2.500.000 2.000.000 1.500.000 1.000.000 2007 2008 2009 There has been a notable decline in passenger volume since September 2008 Jänner Februar März April Mai Juni Juli August September Oktober November Dezember -22-

Long-Term Forecast 1999-2020 Passengers in mill. upper trendline * Ø 2009-2020: 7.1% 39,8 *CAGR Passengers VIE 1970-2008 Forecast extrapolated to 2020 Ø 2009-2020: 5.4% 28,2 33,5 lower trendline Ø 2009-2020: 3.6% 26,0 27,4 19,7 23,0 11,2 18,7 '99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 '17 '18 '19 '20 change to previous year (in %) 66% 6,6% 5,2% 3,7% 4,6% Ø 1999-2008: 6.5% Ø 2009-2020: 5.4% -5,3% -23-

Key Advantages of Vienna International Airport -24-

Vienna International Airport Key advantages support the hub function Key advantages 1. Location 2. Quality 3. Capacity 4. Tariffs and incentives -25-

1. Location Key advantages support the hub function 1.11 Catchment area 1.2 Geographical location 1.3 Markets 1.4 Positioning of the airport in Eastern Europe -26-

1.1 Catchment area Approx. 14.3 million people live in the catchment area Catchment area: The hub airport that can be reached in the shortest time Country Flights per resident 2007 GDP growth in % 2008 e. Austria 2.51 2.0% Czech Rep. 1.09 4.0% Croatia 0.84 3.8% Hungary 0.79 1.9% Slovenia 0.65 4.3% Slovakia 0.35 7.4% EU (total) 1.4% Sources: IMF and European Commission -27-

1.2 Geographical location Time saved with flights to/from Vienna vs. Munich Airport VNO `01:20h WAW `00:25h MSQ `01:35h BUD `00:40h ZAG `00:20h BEG `00:20h OTP `00:30h SJJ `00:25h SOF `00:25h KBP `00:25h DME `00:25h ROV `01:30h TBS `00:30h EVN`00:35h ation an informa ansa e flight pla and Lufth rce: Online m Austrian Sour from -28-

1.3 Markets AUA and LH flights to Eastern Europe Eastern Europe LH & OS LH OS LH focus regions OS focus regions Source: OAG, week 46, as of 12.01.2008-29-

1.4 Positioning of the airport in Eastern Europe High frequencies, maximum destinations xcl. Ekaterinburg ovember 2008, ex Source. OAG, No Highest number of East European destinations in comparison -30-

2. Quality Key advantages support the hub function 2.1 Top quality standards 2.2 On-time performance -31-

2.1 VIE s top quality standards 25-minute minimum connecting time: Airport MCT Airport MCT Munich 35 min Amsterdam 50 min Zurich 40 min Brussels 50 min Copenhagen 45 min Paris 90 min Frankfurt 45 min London 90 min Sou urce: OAG Flig ght Guide Short routes & comfortable transfers for passengers One-roof concept Outstanding turnaround time (A320: ~40 minutes) -32-

2.2 On-Time Performance Top position for reliability and punctuality* Delays > 15 min ex VIE 2007 vs. 2008 Source: VIE Delay statistics 2008-33-

3. Capacity and expansion projects Key advantages support the hub function 3.1 Terminal expansion Skylink 3.2 Non-aviation 3.3 Third runway project -34-

3.1 Terminal expansion - Skylink The costs and scheduling for the Skylink project are currently being re-evaluated evaluated because discrepancies between the construction manager and the routine controls by Flughafen Wien AG were identified in February 2009. This evaluation should be completed in mid May 2009. -35-

3.2 Non-aviation First-class service and comfort Terminal expansion Skylink: k Substantial increase in gastronomy and shopping areas Shops / gastronomy Available space 2007 Decrease in space with opening Skylink Additional space Skylink Total space with opening Skylink Additional space in T2 and Pier West Total space 11,000 m 2-1,500 m 2 9,600 m 2 19,100 m 2 2,500 m 2 21,600 m 2 Parking Expansion of car park 4 (+2,268268 spaces) completed in June 2008-36-

3.3 Third runway project This project will eliminate the shortage of runway areas at VIE and safeguard long-term growth at the airport location 2.400m Name: Length: Width: Taxiways: Category: 11R/29L 3,680 metres 60 metres ~ 27.5 km CAT III Approval of environmental impact study expected in 2009-37-

4. Tariffs and incentives Key advantages support the hub function 4.1 Competitive tariffs and attractive incentives 4.2 VIE s attractive incentive scheme -38-

4.1 Competitive tariffs and attractive incentives Better than the European average* Rank Airport Index 1 MAD 64% 2 CPH 69% 3 GVA 76% 4 ZRH 77% 5 KLU 77% 6 BRU 81% 7 MXP 82% 8 MLA 84% 9 VIE 93% 10 TXL 94% 11 AMS 95% 12 BUD 96% 13 STR 97% 14 BTS 99% 15 DUS 100% - Aver 100% 16 PRG 102% 17 MUC 103% 18 SZG 103% 19 CGN 105% 20 GRZ 106% 21 109% 22 HAM WA 109% 23 LNZ 112% 24 INN 113% 25 KSC 119% 26 HAJ 119% 27 FRA 119% 28 CDG 129% 29 LHR 131% 30 ATH 136% - 250 pro Turnaround 0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500 Landing Tariff Infrastructure Tariff Parking Tariff Passenger Tariff Average * All airlines, all fees, including incentives Source: VIE; June 2008-39-

4.1 Competitive tariffs and attractive incentives Development of tariffs 2008 / 2009 Change in tariff regulation as of 1.1.20081 Reduction of 0.09% in landing, parking and airside infrastructure tariffs Reduction of 1.04% in passenger tariff and landside infrastructure tariff Change in tariff regulation as of 1.1.2009 Increase of 0.72% in landing, parking and airside infrastructure tariffs Increase of 0.38% in passenger tariff and landside infrastructure tariff -40-

4.2 VIE s attractive incentive scheme our offer to the airlines TRANSFER INCENTIVE SCHEME: To support transfers and the connections available at VIE The transfer incentive equals 8.21 for each departing transfer passenger GROWTH INCENTIVE SCHEME: Increase in destination and frequencies to expand the position of VIE as a hub between Western and Eastern Europe and between Europe and Asia, and North America Frequency incentive Intercontinental flights 20% for 3, 30% for 5, 40% for 7, 45% for 10 or 50% for 14 weekly frequencies Frequency incentive* 60% in the first year 40% in the second year Frequency incentive East European flights* 20% for 7, 30% for 14 or 40% for 21 weekly frequencies Destination incentive* 80% in the first year 60% in the second year 40% in the third year * Incentives are based on the landing tariff -41-

International ti Investments t -42-

International Investments Kosice Airport 590,919919 passengers in 2008 (+33.3%) 3%) Revenue (2007): EUR 7.7 million Results for the period (2007): EUR 2.6 million Malta International Airport 3,109,643 passengers in 2008 (+4.7%) Revenue: EUR 44.8 million Results for the period: EUR 9.0 million Friedrichshafen Airport 649,646646 passengers in 2008 (-0.9%) 09%) Revenue: EUR 10.1 million Results for the period: EUR - 1.1 million -43-

Consolidated d Financial i Statements t t of Flughafen Wien AG for 2008-44-