Eurowings is expanding its summer network exclusively from its base at Cologne Bonn Airport, adding direct services to three European capital cities: Pristina, Tbilisi, and Belgrade.
Flights from Cologne/Bonn to Pristina and Tbilisi have already commenced this week, while the inaugural service to Belgrade is scheduled for 17 July. Pristina will be served twice weekly on Wednesdays and Sundays, Tbilisi will initially operate once weekly on Thursdays, increasing to Mondays and Thursdays from 20 July, and Belgrade will be served twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays.
The additions strengthen Eurowings’ long-haul leisure and diaspora-focused network from its Cologne/Bonn hub, enhancing connectivity to Southeast Europe and the Caucasus during the peak summer travel period.
This post was published on 1 July 2026 20:40
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