Eurowings to launch new Osijek service

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Eurowings has delivered good on its promise and will add a second destination to Osijek this summer season. The low cost carrier will introduce two weekly flights from Cologne to the Croatian city starting July 1, complementing its existing service from Stuttgart. Eurowings will add several new routes to the former Yugoslavia this summer, including to Mostar and Tivat. Flight details for the airline's new Osijek service can be found here.

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  1. Anonymous10:46

    Seasonal flight that lands at CGN at 02.05. Yes, that will be extremely popular.

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    1. Anonymous12:08

      OMG this is beyond horrible. Luckily they have no competition.

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  2. Anonymous10:46

    And still no expansion into Serbian market ^_^ Congrats Osijek

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    1. Nemjee11:43

      Besides CGN-BEG there isn't really anywhere for them to expand from. Most other markets are already well covered.

      The only LCC black hole was Berlin but that was taken care of by U2.

      INI is a different story and I doubt they would go head to head with FR or W6. Maybe MUC in the future.

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    2. Anonymous12:15

      Eurowings is fake low cost. I don't like them.

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    3. Anonymous12:35

      They are just too damn expensive.

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  3. Anonymous11:23

    Bravo, Osijek!

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  4. Anonymous12:31

    Are there any plans for CGN-BEG? this is really missing in the EW portfolio.

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    1. Anonymous12:33

      Doubt it, the market is just not there.

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  5. Anonymous12:52

    DUS-SKP and DUS-OHD are missed opportunities as well

    congrats Osijek

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  6. Anonymous13:28

    is there any potential for SKP flights to Stuttgart and Dusseldorf?

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    1. Anonymous13:39

      DUS was MAT's cash cow together with ZRH

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