Eurowings
Affordable European travel with modern fleet, flexible options, and Lufthansa Group reliability
Company Overview
Eurowings is a leading German low-cost carrier owned by the Lufthansa Group, headquartered in Düsseldorf. Serving a broad network of domestic and European destinations, the airline has established itself as a top value provider in the region. It caters to millions of passengers annually with a focus on affordable fares, modern service, and continuous innovation.
Leadership & Employees
Eurowings employs approximately 4,000 people globally.
Employee Statistics:
- Total Employees: ~4,000 globally
- Pilots: ~800
- Flight Attendants: ~1,200
Equipment & Technology
Eurowings operates a modern and standardized fleet, primarily comprised of Airbus A320 family aircraft, supporting operational efficiency and cost-effective services. Advanced maintenance procedures and digital fleet management tools ensure high reliability and safety standards. Integrated IT systems support passenger and operational logistics, enabling seamless coordination across numerous European bases. The airline is investing in sustainability initiatives, contactless travel technologies, and new in-flight entertainment solutions to enhance both service delivery and customer experience.
Fleet Composition:
Total Aircraft: 84
| Aircraft Type | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Airbus A319-100 | 1 |
| Airbus A320-200 | 1 |
| Airbus A320neo | 1 |
| Airbus A321-200 | 1 |
Average Fleet Age: 10.3 years
Warehouses & Logistics Hubs
Eurowings delivers integrated logistics and supply chain solutions to support both passenger and aviation partners, managing spare parts logistics and hub operations efficiently across Europe. Its primary base in Düsseldorf features advanced ground support infrastructure and rapid turnaround capabilities. The carrier's logistics framework is powered by industry-leading IT systems, streamlining cargo and material handling, and enabling robust performance even during peak travel periods. Partnerships within the Lufthansa Group enhance spare parts sourcing, maintenance coordination, and overall operational resilience.
Key Hub Locations:
| Location | Type | Facilities |
|---|---|---|
| Dusseldorf (DUS) | main | Main hub facilities |
| Cologne/Bonn (CGN) | main | Main hub facilities |
| Stuttgart (STR) | main | Main hub facilities |
| Hamburg (HAM) | main | Main hub facilities |
| Vienna (VIE) | secondary | Secondary hub facilities |
| Prague (PRG) | secondary | Secondary hub facilities |
| Palma de Mallorca (PMI) | secondary | Secondary hub facilities |
| Salzburg (SZG) | secondary | Secondary hub facilities |
Certifications & Compliance:
- • IOSA
Global Locations & Network
Eurowings boasts an extensive European network with connections to key business and leisure destinations, maximizing market reach within and beyond the continent. Focused on frequent service to major German and European cities, the airline provides essential links for both direct travelers and Lufthansa Group transfer connections. Innovative logistics and coordinated schedules through main hubs increase reliability and efficiency. The integration of the Maltese subsidiary, Eurowings Europe, extends the network's reach across additional European countries. Codeshare partnerships further enable seamless travel to destinations not directly served by Eurowings. Strategic focus remains on defending German market leadership and leveraging Lufthansa loyalty programs to maintain a competitive edge.
Financial Metrics & Stability
As a core subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group, Eurowings has demonstrated strong revenue growth by capitalizing on low-cost leisure and business travel demand within Europe. The airline's profitability fluctuated during recent years due to fuel cost volatility and sector-wide recovery trends, but it maintains solid liquidity supported by its parent group. Strategic investments in fleet modernization and digital transformation position the company for ongoing stability and long-term value creation in the highly competitive European market.
Key Financial Metrics:
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Annual Revenue | $2.2 billion |
| Profit Margin | 0.5% |
| Net Profit | $10.0 million |
| Financial Year | 2024 |
Service Portfolio
Eurowings provides a comprehensive service portfolio that targets diverse passenger needs and enhances value for aviation partners and stakeholders. The core offering comprises affordable short- and medium-haul flights, advanced in-flight service options, and digital and self-service tools to streamline journeys. The airline recently expanded into package holidays with Eurowings Holidays, offering integrated travel solutions that combine flights, hotels, and transfers. Although not a cargo airline, Eurowings provides specialized ground services, maintenance, and spare parts logistics through its parent group. Customer-focused policies such as flexible ticket changes, value fares, and loyalty benefits complete its competitive offer.
Our Services:
BIZclass
Passenger Service: BIZclass
SMART Fare
Passenger Service: SMART Fare
BASIC Fare
Passenger Service: BASIC Fare
Package holidays
Additional Service: Package holidays
Ground handling
Additional Service: Ground handling
Aircraft maintenance
Additional Service: Aircraft maintenance
Spare parts logistics
Additional Service: Spare parts logistics
