Internship Ground Ops Innovation & Analytics (all genders)

Do you want to experience how an airport operates and actively contribute to its smooth running?As part of Ground Operations at Austrian Airlines, you will join a dedicated team that ensures our passengers have a special travel experience.Start: February 2026 - 6 to 12 months fixed-termTasksAs an intern, you will support the ground handling department of an international airline, gain valuable practical experience and learn from experienced colleagues.Do you love aviation and want to grow in a dynamic environment? Then apply and become part of the AUA family.You support the department in projects aimed at optimizing passenger and aircraft handling processesYou are responsible for establishing a data foundation for internal departmental analysesYou initiate the development of a modern, automated data landscape within the divisionYou collaborate with specialist departments on process KPIsYou support projects and working groups, acting as an interface to Ground OperationsYou provide assistance with short-term requests within day-to-day businessBenefitsEmployee and networking eventsVacation / Christmas bonusFlight privilegesCafeteria Diversity programmesSpecial deals with selected partners RequirementsYou are enrolled for the entire period of the internship (current certificate of enrollment must be enclosed with the application), we are (preferably) looking for interns studying for a Master's degree in business administration, industrial engineering or business informaticsYou have analytical and conceptual thinking skills and strategic understandingYou are a problem solver through and through and embody a hands-on mentalityYou see unfamiliar areas of responsibility as a challengeYou enjoy finding creative solutionsYou are experienced in using MS Office applications and have advanced knowledge of Excel, Tableau, Power BI and MS AccessYou have very good written and spoken German and English skillsYou have an unrestricted work permit for Austria/the European Union