So Eurowings is making a move at Gatwick now! They're launching some serious services with 13 weekly flights to Cologne and 6 to Stuttgart. That's not just dipping their toes, it's a real commitment. I think it's a smart play-Cologne is their home turf, so that should help them get a good foothold. And Stuttgart's a big business hub, so there's a nice mix of business and leisure potential.
They're using Airbus A319s and A320s, which makes sense for these routes. Keeps the flexibility without going overboard on capacity. Honestly, I feel like it's a pretty strategic move, especially with Gatwick expanding its routes this summer. Timing seems right.
What do you all think about Eurowings' chances at Gatwick? Can they really compete with the big players in the UK short-haul market? And do you think the mix of business and leisure will pay off for them?
They're using Airbus A319s and A320s, which makes sense for these routes. Keeps the flexibility without going overboard on capacity. Honestly, I feel like it's a pretty strategic move, especially with Gatwick expanding its routes this summer. Timing seems right.
What do you all think about Eurowings' chances at Gatwick? Can they really compete with the big players in the UK short-haul market? And do you think the mix of business and leisure will pay off for them?