Eurowings adds new routes and increases frequencies for summer

Eurowings is strategically adjusting its route network for the 2026 summer schedule: new direct connections and additional frequencies on high-demand routes are bringing Europe’s cities and beaches even closer. For the first time, travelers can fly directly from Düsseldorf to European capitals such as Madrid and Tallinn with Europe’s value airline. The “Capital Express” from Berlin now offers direct connections to Lisbon, London, and Sarajevo. In addition to these routes, Germany’s largest leisure airline will offer flights to popular holiday destinations with high demand – such as Alicante, Cagliari, Faro, Málaga, Naples, Nice, and Olbia – more frequently in the summer of 2026. The strengthened core network thus ensures greater reliability, flexibility, and comfort – precisely where demand is highest. Overall, Eurowings’ route network covers 150 destinations in 40 countries.

“The 2026 summer schedule is clearly tailored to the needs of our guests: more capacity on high-demand holiday routes and attractive new connections to the cities of Lisbon, London, Madrid, Sarajevo, and Tallinn. With the new Capital Express from Berlin, reaching Europe’s major cities is now faster, more direct, and more convenient – a real advantage for both leisure and business travelers. Our guests can look forward to a schedule offering maximum choice, high flexibility, and reliable planning certainty,” says Michael Händel, Vice President Network Management and Airport Relations at Eurowings.

Key changes in the 2026 summer flight schedule at a glance

From Berlin: new city connections and increased flights to holiday destinations

• A total of 43 direct destinations
• New destinations: London Heathrow, Lisbon, Olbia, Naples, Sarajevo, and Kavala
• Increased frequencies to: Mallorca, Zurich, Split, Gothenburg, Stockholm, Faro, Bilbao, and Helsinki
• Around 28 flights per week to Mallorca

From Düsseldorf: Madrid and Tallinn as new route highlights

• A total of 114 direct connections
• New destinations: Madrid, Tallinn, and Karpathos (Greece)
• Increased frequencies to (among others): London Heathrow, Copenhagen, Crete, Kavala, Málaga, Nice, Barcelona, Naples, Rhodes, and Stockholm
• Up to 64 flights per week to Mallorca

From Hamburg: expanded offerings for Mediterranean vacation travel

• A total of 54 direct connections
• New destination: Tel Aviv
• Increased frequencies to: Heraklion, Verona, Zurich, Cagliari, Corfu, Olbia, Zadar, Málaga, Barcelona, and Bilbao
• Up to 41 flights per week to Mallorca

From Hanover: direct flights to new sunny destinations Nice and Alicant

•  A total of 20 direct connections
• New destinations: Nice and Alicante
• Increased frequencies to: Pula, Stockholm and Dubai
• Up to 17 flights per week to Mallorca

From Cologne: Expansion of destinations to visit family and hometowns

• A total of 72 direct connections
• New destinations: Pristina, Tbilisi and Lanzarote
• Increased frequencies to: Klagenfurt, Bastia, Pula, Split, Tirana, Valencia, Yerevan, and Erbil
• Up to 47 flights per week to Mallorca

From Stuttgart: Marrakesh for the summer holidays and increased frequencies to Mediterranean destinations

• A total of 72 direct connections
• New: Marrakesh during the summer holidays
• Increased frequencies to: Málaga, Mallorca, Bilbao, Nice, Faro, Cagliari, Palermo, Brindisi, Catania, and Olbia
• Up to 42 flights per week to Mallorca

New destinations also available from international Eurowings bases

Eurowings guests from Germany are not the only ones who can look forward to a wide range of offers. Travelers from the Czech Republic (Prague) will also benefit from new destinations in the summer of 2026, including Brindisi, Hurghada, and Ibiza. From Salzburg, Genua will additionally be served; from Graz, flights will in future operate twice weekly to Crete. Palma de Mallorca will see even more frequent connections from Berlin, Erfurt, Dresden, Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden, Saarbrücken, and Stuttgart.