Fresh Highlights from Eurowings – 25 July 2025 - Get updated on what's happening in tourism!

A recent study by consumer portal Flightright places Eurowings once again among the best airlines in Europe. In the 2025 Flightright Index, Discover Airlines, Eurowings, and Iberia claim the top three spots. The annual index evaluates the 20 largest European carriers for reliability, punctuality, payment behaviour, and customer satisfaction.

Water Balls on Board: Summer Fun at 30,000 Feet

To kick off the summer season, Eurowings cabin crews have been handing out Eurowings Holidays water balls to the youngest passengers since early July. Nearly 100,000 balls will be distributed on selected flights to sunny destinations, adding a touch of holiday spirit even before landing. Flight attendants are thrilled to see the joy on children’s faces.

Priority Boarding from Seven Euros

Eurowings introduced its new boarding concept in April with the additional “Priority Boarding” option. Travellers can now board early as part of Group 1 and settle in before the main boarding process starts. Priority Boarding can be booked during initial booking or later via the website and app, starting from seven euros. The service is limited to selected flights and requires a booking that includes a large piece of hand luggage. BIZclass passengers, HON Circle Members, and Senators already enjoy this benefit.

Eurowings Holidays Now in All Major Reservation Systems

Since 1 April 2025, Eurowings Holidays has operated as a new tour operator within the Lufthansa Group. Its diverse range of travel options – from city breaks and beach holidays to all-inclusive packages – is now available to travel agents via all major reservation systems (Toma/Bistro, NEO/Xena, Merlin/Sabre Vacations, MyJack) under the code EWHO. Agencies benefit from flexible packages, no minimum turnover requirements, and a 10% commission. Booking activation documents are available online on the Eurowings Holidays website (German only).

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