Vueling

The first Vueling passengers arrive at Eindhoven Airport from Barcelona

Share


Vueling, the number one airline in Barcelona-El Prat airport, today entered a new phase: the first flight to Eindhoven Airport. During the summer, the low-cost premium Spanish company will make four weekly flights to Barcelona. From October, it will offer three weekly flights.

Paella and honours

Eindhoven Airport, the second airport of the Netherlands, has welcomed for the first time a airplane of the company Vueling on its runway. The flight VY8394 from Barcelona was welcomed with honours at 15h00, and passengers on the flight VY8395 to Barcelona received at the gate an exclusive Eindhoven-Barcelona plastic bag. Vueling passengers are not the only ones taking advantage of this special day; at the entrance of the airport, a total of 1,000 servings of paella were distributed to travellers.

Greater accessibility for Belgian passengers

With this new route, Vueling offers Dutch passengers an expanded offering that the Belgian travellers will also enjoy. Wim Melis, Country Manager of Vueling, said: “With this offer in Eindhoven, the Belgian traveller now has more choice and flexibility in terms of departure dates and prices. In addition, travellers from Antwerp, Limburg and Liège can now fly to Barcelona from an airport close to home.”

In summer, Vueling will operate the flight Eindhoven to Barcelona four times a week. As of October, there will be three flights a week to the company’s base airport. Vueling offers each year 24,744 seats on the route between Eindhoven and Barcelona.

Eindhoven Airport is, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the third Vueling airport in The Netherlands. From July 4, the company will add to this trio a fourth airport: Maastricht Aachen Airport.

Flight Schedule Summer 2016

EIN-BCNBCN-EIN
Monday16 h 55 – 19 h 0014 h 00 – 16 h 15
Wednesday17 h 45 – 19 h 5014 h 50 – 17 h 05
Friday14 h 45 – 16 h 5011 h 45 – 14 h 00
Saturday17 h 05 – 19 h 1014 h 10 – 16 h 25

 

This post was published on 17 June 2016 15:28

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

Published by
André Orban

Recent Posts

BA Euroflyer Faro flight returns to Gatwick after reported window crack

A BA Euroflyer flight from London Gatwick to Faro returned to its departure airport on…

13 October 2026

Qantas cancels Rome–Perth flight after reports of bedbugs onboard

Qantas cancelled its Rome–Perth service on Saturday after passengers on the preceding flight from Perth…

13 October 2026

Boeing delivers 161 commercial aircraft in third quarter

Boeing delivered 161 commercial aircraft in the third quarter of 2026, bringing its January–September total…

13 October 2026

Frankfurt passenger traffic rises in September as cargo grows

Frankfurt Airport handled 6.1 million passengers in September 2026, up 1.6% year on year, supported…

13 October 2026

Cirium cuts 20-year aircraft delivery forecast to 43,000 as production constraints persist

Cirium forecasts around 43,000 commercial passenger and freighter aircraft deliveries between 2026 and 2045, worth…

13 October 2026

ICAO joins alliance to address CORSIA carbon-credit shortfall

ICAO has joined the Supporting Alliance for CORSIA EEU Supply, strengthening efforts to increase the…

13 October 2026