Eurowings has officially launched operations at London Gatwick Airport, introducing new connections to Germany as part of its summer expansion.
The airline now operates 13 weekly flights to Cologne—its only UK link to the city—since 29 March. This has been complemented by a six-times-weekly service to Stuttgart, launched on 14 April. Both routes are served from Gatwick’s North Terminal.
The move strengthens connectivity between the UK and key German economic and cultural centres, targeting both business and leisure demand while feeding into Eurowings’ wider European network.
For Gatwick, the addition of Eurowings forms part of a broader summer expansion, with the airport offering more than 230 routes and welcoming several new carriers, including Jet2.com, Air France and AirAsia X.
The partnership underscores Gatwick’s strategy to reinforce its position as a key short-haul gateway between the UK and continental Europe.
This post was published on 16 April 2026 22:30
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