The sunshine island of Mallorca is still the most popular holiday destination for Germans – reason enough for Eurowings to offer even more seats and choices for affordable and attractive flights to the island when the Easter holidays start in two federal states. So the quality low-cost airline, which is part of the Lufthansa Group, is laying on additional flights from Cologne/Bonn and Hamburg. From Cologne/Bonn specifically, it will operate a large and very comfortably equipped Airbus A330 which usually carries passengers on the Eurowings long-haul route network.
The additional flights can be booked at highly attractive prices in the three rate classes BASIC, SMART and BEST on the Internet at www.eurowings.com or via the Eurowings app.
Mallorca’s special and constantly increasing attractiveness is also the reason that Eurowings is opening up a new location there in May 2017. Supplementary to the routes already in existence, four aircraft stationed on Mallorca will then link a total of 20 destinations in Germany and Austria with direct flights.
In addition to the flights already published, Eurowings will fly from Cologne/Bonn to Palma and back again on Saturday, 8 April (departing from Cologne/Bonn at 4.40) and on Sunday, 9 April (departing from Cologne/Bonn at 13.20). Further additional flights will be operated on Saturday, 22 April (departing from Cologne/Bonn at 04.40) and on Sunday, 23 April (departing from Cologne/Bonn at 20.10) at the end of the holidays. Eurowings is providing a long-haul Airbus A330 for the additional flights and passengers on these flights can look forward to the most luxurious aircraft facilities offered by any airline on this route.
Eurowings will additionally fly from Hamburg to the island on Saturday, 8 April (departing from Hamburg at 16.10) and at the end of the holidays on Saturday, 22 April (departing from Hamburg at 16.10 and from Palma de Mallorca at 19.40). An Airbus A319 will be operated on the supplementary flights from Hamburg.
Cologne/Bonn, 7 March 2017
This post was published on 7 March 2017 16:39
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