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[Coronavirus] A picture is worth a thousand words (part six): Eurowings

31 March 2020

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This is what it looks like when about 100 aircraft of Eurowings’ fleet are taking a break. Only ten aeroplanes will now maintain the most important travel links between Germany and Europe.

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