According to the company, the offer from the Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings will be back to the level it was in 2023 in the summer of 2019. New routes are being laid out from Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Cologne/Bonn, Stuttgart and Graz, among others.

In the 2023 summer flight schedule, Eurowings will fly to around 140 destinations in 37 countries. About 380 routes will be served. According to their own statements, the offer will continue at the level that was available before the corona pandemic. Tourist routes play a major role here, because at peak times, for example, up to 400 Mallorca flights are offered per week. There are 16 destinations in Greece, 15 in Italy and 14 in Spain.

The offer will also be expanded in Stockholm-Arlanda and Prague. From the Czech capital, Geneva, Rhodes and Corfu, among others, are new to the portfolio. However, some routes have also been cancelled. From Arlanda, there are new destinations including Rome and Stuttgart. Here, too, one or the other route was abandoned.

What is new is that the Maltese subsidiary Eurowings Europe has an aircraft will be stationed in Graz, Austria. In addition to some tourist routes, there will be flights to Berlin and Hamburg, among others. Stuttgart and Düsseldorf were taken over some time ago by sister company Austrian Airlines.

The innovations in the 2023 summer timetable at a glance:

From Berlin

• A total of around 30 direct destinations
• Around 20 times a week to Mallorca
• New to: Alicante, Antalya, Gothenburg, Graz, Helsinki, Ibiza, Copenhagen, Larnaca, Malaga, Nice, Porto Rhodes and Zakynthos
• More frequent to Mallorca and Stockholm (eleven times a week)

From Dusseldorf

• A total of 116 direct destinations
• Up to 65 times a week to Mallorca
• New routes: Bergen (up to twice a week) and Tangier (once a week)
• More frequent to Crete (nine times a week)

From Cologne

• A total of 81 direct destinations
• Up to 47 times a week to Mallorca
• New connection: Up to four times a week to Valencia
• More frequent to Barcelona (13 weekly), Rome (nine weekly), Kos and Rhodes (seven weekly), Alicante and Malaga (five weekly), Antalya and Stockholm (four weekly) and Burgas (twice weekly)

From Hamburg

• A total of 51 direct destinations
• Up to 35 times a week to Mallorca
• New connection: Four times a week to Graz
• Frequently to Faro (five times a week) and Malaga (four times a week)

From Stuttgart

• A total of 75 direct destinations
• Up to 41 times a week to Mallorca
• New connection: Four times a week to Stockholm