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Eurowings takes on Cologne/Bonn-Dubai

From October 28th this year, there will be three non-stop flights to Dubai per week from Cologne Bonn Airport. Eurowings plans to serve the UAE destination with an Airbus A320neo, which will also be stationed at the airport. This new connection will not only appeal to business travellers, but also those looking for exotic holiday destinations.

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October 2024: Eurowings flies to Cairo and Dubai

The airline Eurowings is planning to start flights to Cairo and Dubai. Specifically, the additional flights are to be offered from the end of October 2024. The airline Eurowings is planning to start the routes Düsseldorf-Cairo and Cologne-Dubai. The routes are to be started at the end of October, with the flights to Egypt starting on October 30th.

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Cologne/Bonn: Ryanair wants to fly to Aqaba again in winter 2024/25

In the 2024/25 winter flight schedule, Ryanair plans to offer non-stop flights from Cologne/Bonn to Aqaba again. This Jordan destination has been on hiatus across the network for some time. In the wake of the Hamas attack on Israel, demand for flights to Aqaba collapsed. This resulted in Ryanair, among others, completely suspending service to this destination.

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European Football Championship: Cologne/Bonn brands apron bus

In less than six weeks, UEFA EURO 2024 will begin in Germany and Cologne/Bonn Airport is expecting a large number of football fans during the tournament. Thilo Schmid, CEO of Cologne/Bonn Airport GmbH, emphasises the anticipation of welcoming travellers from all over Europe as well as teams and staff from the participating nations to the airport.

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Special sticker: German Airways advertises Adler

The German airline German Airways will give one of its Embraer 190s a special sticker advertising its sister company Adler Modemärkte. The aircraft is to be in this design from May 2024. In the coming months, the 100-seat aircraft will then advertise the fashion company in an exclusive way on European routes.

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Cologne: Eurowings is postponing Santiago de Compostela by a year

The Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings will not fly between Cologne/Bonn and Santiago de Compostela in the current summer flight schedule period 2024. The carrier is now aiming to start this route next year. The German airline has – as reported – cancelled the start of Santiago de Compostela flights from Cologne/Bonn. Now

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June: Corendon Airlines connects Cologne with Pristina

The airline Corendon Airlines is planning to introduce a flight service to the capital of Kosovo. The city of Pristina will be served by two weekly flights. The airline Corendon Airlines is planning to introduce the Cologne-Pristina route. The service is scheduled to start in mid-June, and the airline plans to fly to the capital of Kosovo twice a week.

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Cologne/Bonn Airport: Runways get new designators

Cologne/Bonn Airport is giving two of its three runways new names after more than 60 years. The name of the crosswind runway 06/24 will remain the same. From Thursday, April 18, 2024, the large runway will be called 13L/31R and the small runway 13R/31L. The large intercontinental runway has had its name since 1961, the small parallel runway has had its name since XNUMX.

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