Eurowings tops German price-performance ranking; adds Hamburg-Tel Aviv route

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Eurowings tops German price-performance ranking; adds Hamburg-Tel Aviv route

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Kai Duve Board Member HR, Finance & IT | Eurowings

By Sky Industry News

Jan 30, 2025

Eurowings has been recognized as the airline with the best price-performance ratio in Germany. This conclusion comes from an annual survey conducted by Handelsblatt and YouGov, which awarded Eurowings 16.3 points, placing it ahead of Easyjet (12.8), Condor (12.3), Singapore Airlines (11.0), and Ryanair (10.7). The airline attributes its success to a strategic shift from being a low-cost carrier to a value airline offering high-quality services at affordable prices.

The ranking is based on over 900,000 online interviews by YouGov, where respondents evaluated more than 872 brands across 32 categories.

Starting February 1st, Lufthansa Group airlines will resume flights to Tel Aviv, including Eurowings. In addition to direct flights from Dusseldorf, Eurowings will introduce a new route from Hamburg to Tel Aviv beginning February 3rd. Flights will be available twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays, with one-way tickets starting at 119.99 euros for the BASIC fare.

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Eurowings is also reintroducing Rail & Fly in collaboration with Deutsche Bahn (DB). This service offers flexible booking options for combined train and flight tickets through eurowings.com or the Eurowings app. Customers can add Rail & Fly retrospectively to existing bookings via 'My journey' on eurowings.com.

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