Eurowings Newscloud Ticker – 14 March 2024

“Embracing cultural diversity”: employees from over 42 nations at Eurowings Digital
In the sixth year since it was founded in 2018, Eurowings Digital now has over 230 employees from 42 different nations working together creatively under one roof. Open space for cultural exchange and diversity are the order of the day here in everyday working life, which is reflected, for example, in the company-wide working language of English. The young Eurowings digital team, based in the heart of the Carlswerk start-up campus in Cologne-Mülheim, focuses on the areas of e-commerce, software development and digital product & customer experience and is still looking for new recruits. More information
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New destinations in the south and north: Eurowings flies to Sfax and Kajaani 
Eurowings is adding the Tunisian city of Sfax to its 2024 summer flight schedule: From 8 July, the value airline will connect Cologne/Bonn Airport every Monday and from 24 July Stuttgart Airport every Wednesday with the port city on the Mediterranean. For the 2024/2025 winter timetable, Eurowings is also expanding its services to Finland: The Lufthansa subsidiary will be flying from Dusseldorf to Kajaani in the Kainuu region on Saturdays from mid-January 2025. To the flight overview to Sfax and Kajaani
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First flight from Dusseldorf to Tel Aviv on 16 March 2024
On 16 March 2024, Eurowings will fly from Dusseldorf to Tel Aviv for the first time. The connection will be offered twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 139.99 euros. The inaugural flight next Saturday with an Airbus A320 with 180 seats is almost fully booked.
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Sustainable forest restructuring: BER and Eurowings employees plant trees
Airport company (FBB) and Eurowings employees today laid the foundations for the development of a mixed deciduous woodland in Blankenfelde as part of a corporate volunteering programme. More than 40 FBB employees and 25 Eurowings employees planted various young trees – beech, oak, lime, rowan, shrubs, and wild fruit. To the press release from Berlin Brandenburg Airport
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