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About Eurowings
Eurowings, a German low-cost airline, is a subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group. It was established in 1996 and is headquartered in Düsseldorf. The airline operates a network of domestic and international flights, serving over 210 destinations across Europe and select long-haul routes. Eurowings specializes in point-to-point travel, focusing on providing affordable and flexible flying options for both leisure and business travelers.
Eurowings, with a fleet comprising 34 Airbus A319-100s, 50 Airbus A320-200s, 20 Airbus A320neos, 4 Airbus A321-200s, 6 Airbus A319-100s, 6 Airbus A320-200s, and 4 Airbus A330-300s, is consistently expanding both its aircraft fleet and the number of destinations it serves each year.
Eurowings Check-In Services
Eurowings offers multiple check-in options to suit different preferences. Online check-in is available from 72 hours up to 3 hours before departure for most flights. Similarly, mobile check-in can be done via the Eurowings app for added convenience. For those who prefer to check in at the airport, counters and kiosks are readily available.
Baggage Right and Charges
On Eurowings flights, each passenger is allowed one piece of hand luggage, such as a bag, wheeled suitcase, or duffel bag, with a maximum size of 55 cm x 40 cm x 23 cm and a weight limit of 8 kg. Passengers can also bring up to 5 pieces of checked luggage, with a combined total dimension of 158 cm (width + height + depth) and a maximum weight of 32 kg each. An additional fee of 50 euros is charged for any luggage exceeding 32 kg, up to a maximum of 41 kg. Extra baggage fees vary depending on the type of flight and destination, with Smart, Best, and BIZclass Premium options offering extra baggage allowances.
For sports equipment such as golf bags, bicycles, surfboards, sails, hang gliders, or diving gear, an additional fee of 50 euros applies. Items like coats, umbrellas, and diaper bags, as well as mobility aids such as wheelchairs, crutches, and strollers, are not included in the cabin baggage allowance.
On Eurowings flights, each passenger is allowed one piece of hand luggage, such as a bag, wheeled suitcase, or duffel bag, with a maximum size of 55 cm x 40 cm x 23 cm and a weight limit of 8 kg. Passengers can also bring up to 5 pieces of checked luggage, with a combined total dimension of 158 cm (width + height + depth) and a maximum weight of 32 kg each. An additional fee of 50 euros is charged for any luggage exceeding 32 kg, up to a maximum of 41 kg. Extra baggage fees vary depending on the type of flight and destination, with Smart, Best, and BIZclass Premium options offering extra baggage allowances.
For sports equipment such as golf bags, bicycles, surfboards, sails, hang gliders, or diving gear, an additional fee of 50 euros applies. Items like coats, umbrellas, and diaper bags, as well as mobility aids such as wheelchairs, crutches, and strollers, are not included in the cabin baggage allowance.
Eurowings Seat Selection
Passengers can select their seats during booking or via online check-in. Options for extra legroom and preferred seating are available for an additional fee.
Eurowings Knee Space
Eurowings, operating wide-body Airbus aircraft, provides different legroom options to ensure comfort on long-haul flights: 30-34 cm in Economy Class, 38-45 cm in Premium Economy Class, and 64 cm in Business Class. Knee room may vary depending on the aircraft model. During the check-in process, passengers can also select seats with extra legroom for an additional fee.
Eurowings Inflight Catering Services
Eurowings provides a buy-on-board service for meals, snacks, and beverages. In-flight purchase menus vary between short and medium-haul flights and long-haul flights. Passengers with special dietary requirements can request specific meals by notifying Eurowings at least 24 hours before their flight.
