London Gatwick is strengthening its German connectivity as Eurowings launches new services to Cologne and Stuttgart in spring 2026. Flights to Cologne will begin on 29 March with 13 weekly services, followed by six weekly flights to Stuttgart from 13 April, with tickets already on sale.
The additions reinforce Gatwick’s expanding links with Germany, alongside Condor’s upcoming three daily Frankfurt services from April. Airport officials highlight strong demand for European travel, with Gatwick set to offer more than 230 routes this summer. Eurowings says the new routes will improve access to two of Germany’s key cultural and economic regions, offering greater choice and convenience for UK travellers.
This post was published on 28 January 2026 22:35
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