Eurowings in recent schedule update is moving forward planned Airbus A340-300 aircraft service, operated by brussels airlines. The A340 will initially operate intra-European service for the month of February and March 2018.
Dusseldorf – Palma Mallorca 01MAR18 – 24MAR18 6 weekly (Day x2. Additional A340 service scheduled on 20MAR18/23MAR18/24MAR18)
Dusseldorf – Vienna 15FEB18 – 22MAR18 6 weekly (Day x2. Additional A340 service scheduled on 28FEB18 and 20MAR18)
Source: Airline Route
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News from Eurowings 2016-2017
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Re: News from Eurowings 2016-2017
André
ex Sabena #26567
ex Sabena #26567
Re: News from Eurowings 2016-2017
Remember all the noise when Ryanair cancelled hundreds of flights. I don't hear a similar indignation for this:
Eurowings cancels 300 flights in Winter 2017/18
Eurowings has cancelled around 300 flights for the remainder of the Winter 2017/18 season, mostly on domestic routes in Germany. According to Focus, the decision was partially caused by a lack of available aircraft.
The LCC branch of Lufthansa Group had previously significantly boosted its domestic capacity following the bankruptcy of Air Berlin.
According to an e-mail sent to the affected customers, seen by Focus, the carrier will seek to rebook all passengers onto Lufthansa flights.
The cancellations affect less than 1% of all flights and are not "set in stone", which means that some of the flights can still be reintroduced, Eurowings' spokesman told Reuters.
Lufthansa Group has recently been granted European Commission approval to take over a part of Air Berlin's assets, including its subsidiary LGW - Luftfahrtgesellschaft Walter. To alleviate the regulator's concerns, the group had to forego some slots at Dusseldorf to ensure that its total number of slots at this airport grows by a maximum of 1%.
Source: ch-aviation
Eurowings cancels 300 flights in Winter 2017/18
Eurowings has cancelled around 300 flights for the remainder of the Winter 2017/18 season, mostly on domestic routes in Germany. According to Focus, the decision was partially caused by a lack of available aircraft.
The LCC branch of Lufthansa Group had previously significantly boosted its domestic capacity following the bankruptcy of Air Berlin.
According to an e-mail sent to the affected customers, seen by Focus, the carrier will seek to rebook all passengers onto Lufthansa flights.
The cancellations affect less than 1% of all flights and are not "set in stone", which means that some of the flights can still be reintroduced, Eurowings' spokesman told Reuters.
Lufthansa Group has recently been granted European Commission approval to take over a part of Air Berlin's assets, including its subsidiary LGW - Luftfahrtgesellschaft Walter. To alleviate the regulator's concerns, the group had to forego some slots at Dusseldorf to ensure that its total number of slots at this airport grows by a maximum of 1%.
Source: ch-aviation
André
ex Sabena #26567
ex Sabena #26567
Re: News from Eurowings 2016-2017
With one very big difference. Eurowings knew this was coming resulting from the Air Berlin bankruptcy and following transition period this winter season and started planning ahead. Customers are informed much better in advance, they don't have to be afraid to show up at the airport just to learn that their flight will not effectively operate. Flights have been intentionally selected to optimise alternatives on other flights.
Re: News from Eurowings 2016-2017
Eurowings to extend leased A319 operation from Adria Airways (Slovenia) and Czech Airlines, as well as B737-800 from Air Europa (Spain) till 24 March 2018. Previous schedules to be operated by leased B737-800 from TUIfly (Germany) have been removed.
Eurowings to operate its Cologne – Punta Cana route with leased A330-200 from AirTanker (UK) from 22 January to 08 March 2018.
Eurowings to operate its Cologne – Punta Cana route with leased A330-200 from AirTanker (UK) from 22 January to 08 March 2018.
André
ex Sabena #26567
ex Sabena #26567