Eurowings, Germany’s largest leisure airline, is significantly expanding its winter 2024/25 schedule, offering over 120 direct destinations across 37 countries.
Highlights include doubled service to Dubai, with daily flights from Berlin, up to four weekly flights from Stuttgart, and a new three-times-weekly route from Cologne-Bonn. The airline is also adding new destinations such as Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) from Berlin and Cologne-Bonn, as well as Cairo from Düsseldorf.
In Northern Europe, Eurowings is increasing connections from Stuttgart and Hamburg to Finland and Norway, responding to a growing demand for winter travel to these regions.
Additional new routes include Faro, Madeira, and Rovaniemi, catering to both warm-weather and winter wonderland destinations. Eurowings also expands its international bases, adding flights from Prague, Stockholm, and Palma de Mallorca.
This post was published on 26 September 2024 15:09
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