EUROWINGS RETURNS TO RIJEKA IN S2020

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Eurowings (EW), German low-cost airline and member of Lufthansa Group, will be returning to Rijeka Airport with services to Dusseldorf, Berlin Tegel, Cologne, Stuttgart and Hamburg. Eurowings will operate total of 13 weekly rotations to Rijeka. 

Photo 1. Eurowings Airbus A320. Source: Flickr. Under Creative Commons license. 

Services to Rijeka from Cologne will be operated three times per week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. On Tuesdays, the service will depart Cologne at 18:00 and land in Rijeka at 19:30, with return flight departing at 20:05 and landing on Cologne-Bonn Airport at 21:40. Flights will be operated by Eurowings' Boeing 737-800. On the other hand, Airbus aircraft will be used on Thursdays and Saturdays rotations, departing Cologne at 13:25 and landing in Rijeka at 14:55 from where takes-off at 15:30 landing in Cologne at 17:05. 

Eurowings will maintain weekend service from Dusseldorf to Rijeka. Saturdays and Sundays will see Dusseldorf flight landing in Rijeka at 19:40 and departing at 20:20. Service will be maintained with Airbus A319 aircraft. 

Hamburg will be connected to Croatian most important seaport three times a week, on Wednesdays and twice on Sundays. Flights will be operated by A320-family aircraft. 

 Rijeka will be directly connected to Stuttgart with two weekly flights. Service will be operated on Thursdays and Saturdays with Airbus A319 aircraft. 

Berlin service will be operated three times a week. Flights from Tegel will depart each Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at 18:45 and land in 2020 European Culture Capital at 20:20 from where it departs at 20:55 landing in German federal capital at 22:30. Service will be operated by Airbus A319 aircraft. 

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