Eurowings, Germany’s largest holiday airline, is expanding its Gulf region connections after the prosperous launch of its Dubai route.
Berlin-Dubai has become Eurowings’ most successful winter route, prompting a significant increase in frequencies. Starting in October 2024, Eurowings will offer daily flights from Berlin to Dubai (previously four times a week) and three weekly flights from Stuttgart (previously twice a week).
Additionally, the airline is introducing a new winter destination: Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. Jeddah can be reached three times a week from both Berlin and Cologne, marking Eurowings’ first venture into Saudi Arabia.
CEO Jens Bischof attributes the success to attractive flight times, competitive prices starting at €179, and direct connections, motivating the airline to expand services for the upcoming winter season.
This post was published on 5 March 2024 18:05
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