Eurowings Newscloud Ticker – 27 May 2024

Winter 2024/2025: Eurowings expands services from Hamburg and Stuttgart
Eurowings is offering new connections from Hamburg and Stuttgart airports in the winter flight schedule 2024/2025. From 27 October, the value airline will take off twice a week from Hamburg to Thessaloniki in Greece, and from 4 November six times a week to Nuremberg. In addition, the Lufthansa subsidiary will be operating two flights a week from the Hanseatic city to Rovaniemi in Finland from 22 December and two flights a week to Kittila, also in Finland, from 12 January. From 25 January, there will be two weekly flights from Stuttgart to Tromsø in Norway.
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Cup-winning plane: Bayer 04 Leverkusen returns from the DFB Cup final with Eurowings
Eurowings flew the newly crowned DFB Cup winner Bayer 04 Leverkusen back to Cologne from Berlin yesterday. At Cologne-Bonn Airport, flight EW5221 with the football team and its valuable ‘winning cargo’ was greeted with a water fountain and welcomed by North Rhine-Westphalia's Minister President Hendrik Wüst.
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European Football Championship: over 70 special flights with more than 13,000 additional seats
Eurowings expects the European Football Championships to create a boom in air travel from June onwards: Over 70 special flights with more than 13,000 additional seats are already planned from European airports – particularly on routes to and from the UK and Austria. This number may increase during the finals, and regular scheduled flights are also expected to be more fully utilised.
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Renewed commitment to home base Cologne: joint campaign with Cologne/Bonn Airport
‘Mer Stonn Zesamme’, ‘Drink Doch Ene Met’, ‘Buenos Dias Matthias’ and ‘Kölle A Love’ – these are the four new humorous motifs in the Cologne dialect that can currently be seen in the city of Cologne as part of a joint marketing campaign by Eurowings and Cologne/Bonn Airport. After Eurowings already paid loving tribute to Cologne last year (‘Himmel un Ääd’; ‘Rut un Wiess’; ‘Zoröck en d'r Dom Rep’; ‘Kölner Highe’), the continuation underlines once again the local roots of the German holiday airline and shows that the value airline is an integral part of the cathedral city of Cologne. The attention-grabbing motifs are played on various advertising media: for example, on billboards, so-called large-scale billboards, and mega lights, as well as on “Edgar Free Cards”, free postcards that are available to take away in restaurants and clubs.
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