Eurowings: There is no food or drink without a card

Drinks on board Eurowings (Photo: Eurowings).
Drinks on board Eurowings (Photo: Eurowings).

Eurowings: There is no food or drink without a card

Drinks on board Eurowings (Photo: Eurowings).
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Eurowings customers can leave their cash in their pockets in the future.

Because the Lufthansa subsidiary is continuing to work on its hygiene measures. And from February 1, 2021, it will only accept cashless payments for snacks and products on board its machines. The airline accepts all major credit cards, EC cards (ATM cards) as well as Apple Pay, Google Pay or other NFC-enabled cards.

Whether or not cash plays a major role in the spread of the coronavirus is extremely controversial. There are studies that state that the risk of infection should be extremely low or nonexistent and others expressly recommend cashless payment.

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