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Eurowings expands winter 2025/26 schedule with new Middle East routes

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Eurowings is significantly expanding its medium-haul network to the Middle East in its Winter 2025/26 schedule, adding new routes and increasing flight frequencies from key German and European cities.

Key Highlights

  • New Route: Düsseldorf – Dubai

    • Launches 13 December 2025
    • 3x weekly (Mon, Thu, Sat) with A320neo
    • One-way fares from €139.99
    • Eurowings now flies to Dubai from 5 German cities
  • New Route: Stuttgart – Amman (Jordan)

    • Starts 27 October 2025
    • 2x weekly (Mon, Thu)
    • One-way fares from €99.99
  • New Connections for Family Visits:

    • Erbil (Iraq):

      • From Nuremberg (Tuesdays) and Cologne/Bonn (Wednesdays)
      • One-way fares from €119.99
    • Beirut (Lebanon):

      • From Hanover (6 Nov), Salzburg (28 Oct), and Prague (7 Nov)
      • One-way fares from €99.99

Winter Flight Schedule Growth Overview

  • Berlin:

    • New: 3x weekly to Abu Dhabi
    • Up to 11x weekly to Dubai
    • 2x weekly to Jeddah
  • Düsseldorf:

    • New: 3x weekly to Dubai

  • Cologne/Bonn:

    • Now 4x weekly to Dubai
    • 3x weekly to Jeddah
  • Hanover:

    • New: 3x weekly to Dubai

  • Stuttgart:

    • New: 2x weekly to Amman & Jeddah
    • Increased: Daily flights to Dubai (up from 4x/week)

CEO Jens Bischof highlighted the Gulf region as a key success area, noting the expansion meets strong demand for both leisure travel and visits to family and home regions.

This post was published on 6 August 2025 15:01

André Orban

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