The 2023/2023 winter flight schedule will begin at Stuttgart-Echterdingen Airport at the end of October 24. 28 airlines will then fly regularly to 64 destinations in 26 countries. With around 22.000 planned take-offs and landings, there will be around 15 percent more flight movements than last winter. For the first time, Eurowings will be offering a connection to Dubai, which will be served on Sundays and Thursdays. Eurowings also offers other holiday destinations such as Agadir in Morocco, Athens, Barcelona and Fuerteventura. Eurowings also flies to Monastir in Tunisia and the Albanian capital Tirana. In addition to its destination Bordeaux, the Spanish airline Volotea will also fly to Nantes in Brittany in winter. Marsa Alam on the Red Sea with its sandy beaches and coral reefs is offered by both Air Cairo and the charter airline Freebird. If you are drawn to the north, Eurowings will take you to the Swedish capital Stockholm. Eurowings also serves the Romanian capital Bucharest, and the Romanian airline Dan Air flies to Brasov. In addition to many European destinations, important hub airports such as Amsterdam, Istanbul, London, Paris, Warsaw, Vienna and Zurich are also regularly served in winter. Transfer flights ensure the country's airport's global connectivity. The winter flight schedule is valid until the time change in spring on Sunday, March 31, 2024. Then the summer flight schedule begins, including nonstop flights from Delta Air Lines to Atlanta and a new Eurowings connection to Iceland.