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The young airline Beond plans a significant expansion of its route network over the next two years. Instead of the initially announced five new destinations, a total of 18 new destinations in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East will now be added to the flight schedule. This expansion follows a successful first year of business, in which
Eurowings, a subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group and Germany's largest leisure airline, can look back on a successful start to 2025. In the first quarter of the year, the airline operated with a remarkable punctuality rate of over 85 percent on a total of 27.000 flights. Flight regularity was even over 98 percent. Only one
As part of a strategic adjustment of its fleet and route network, the Icelandic low-cost airline Play will permanently discontinue its summer flights to Hamburg and Düsseldorf and seasonally to Madeira and Pula until 2027. This measure follows a previously announced plan to retire up to four aircraft by the end of 2027.
Eurowings has announced its membership in the international Sunflower Network. This step includes training employees in how to interact with people with non-visible disabilities. The goal of the initiative is to provide these passengers with improved and more sensitive support during their journey. The Sunflower Network is a global initiative.
Düsseldorf, one of Germany's most important economic and transport centers, is preparing for the future of urban transport. Under the project name "DUSconnect," an innovative "trimodal mobility hub" is being built in the immediate vicinity of Düsseldorf Airport, which is intended to improve the connection between air, rail, and road transport. This ambitious project is being implemented in cooperation between the city
A scheduled Eurowings flight from Düsseldorf to Tromsø, Norway, had to be canceled over the weekend due to strong winds and diverted back to Germany. The passengers of flight EW9250 spent a total of eight hours in the air before landing back at their point of departure. The Airbus A320, registration D-ABHG, took off on Saturday at
The German airline Eurowings has achieved success in 2024 and plans to further expand its offering in summer 2025. With a clear focus on tourist destinations and a strategic expansion into new markets, Eurowings is consolidating its position as Germany's leading holiday airline. In 2024, Eurowings was able to continue its positive business development.
Extensive construction work began on the railway line between Essen and Dortmund on Friday evening, March 1, 2025. The work is expected to last until April 25, 2025 and will have a significant impact on rail traffic in the Ruhr area. In particular, travelers who want to arrive via or depart from Düsseldorf Airport must
Düsseldorf Airport has again awarded the contract for the care of passengers with reduced mobility (PRM services) to Klüh Security. From March 1st, specially trained employees of the company will assist passengers with reduced mobility when boarding, disembarking and changing planes and ensure that everything runs smoothly at the airport. The care will be provided
A Eurowings Airbus A321 en route from Hamburg to Fuerteventura had to make an unscheduled landing in Lisbon last Saturday. The reason for this was smoke in the cabin, which was reported by the pilots. The aircraft, with the registration D-AIDP, then landed safely in Lisbon. According to information from the “Aviation Herald”,
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