Endovascular repair of aortic aneurysms (EVAR) is a routine procedure in vascular surgery and associated with less perioperative complications compared to open aortic repair. Continuous improvement of endovascular techniques is crucial for sufficient patient care, especially in elderly with serious comorbidities. Percutaneous access (pEVAR) to the femoral artery is associated with less wound complications when performed in suitable patients. Prospective data about economic feasibility and exact duration of the technique itself compared to the open access during the surgery are missing.