Eurowings reports stable performance in the first half of 2025

Germany

Eurowings, Germany's largest leisure airline, delivered a strong performance and maintained high customer satisfaction in the first six months of 2025.

Out of 77,000 flights operated, approximately 80 percent arrived on time, with a remarkable regularity rate of 99 percent. More than 10 million passengers chose Eurowings between January and June. The airline recorded a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 47 – a leading figure within the aviation industry.

In response to strong demand for leisure travel, Eurowings significantly expanded its route network and now offers 150 direct destinations in 36 countries. "We reacted to the surge in holiday demand with an expanded flight schedule, flying our guests across Europe with a strong focus on reliability and punctuality," said Eurowings CEO Jens Bischof. "This performance reflects our clear commitment to quality and customer orientation, made possible by a dedicated team and our transformation into a value airline for Europe."

The airline’s consistent service strategy was also recognized by Skytrax, which awarded Eurowings the title of Best Low-Cost Airline in Europe 2025. The accolade acknowledges the airline’s strong service campaign and its compelling price-performance ratio.

Despite its operational success, the point-to-point segment of the Lufthansa Group – which includes Eurowings and its stake in SunExpress – recorded an adjusted EBIT loss of 137 million euros as of 30 June 2025. This result precedes the typically stronger summer quarter and reflects continued increases in taxes and charges at Germany’s major aviation hubs. The number of Eurowings employees rose to just under 5,500.