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La nuova Germanwings
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Immagino siano rotte stagionali estive di carattere leisure per portare i tedeschi in vacanza, magari sono in parte charterizzate o ci sono accordi con TO
Parte il volo Germanwings da Fiumicino a Düsseldorf
Il collegamento è ora operato cinque volte a settimana. Sarà giornaliero dall'estate
Novità Germanwings dall’aeroporto di Roma Fiumicino: con l’orario invernale 2014/2015 la compagnia rafforza la propria presenza nella capitale con la nuova rotta per Düsseldorf. Il volo decollerà domenica 30 novembre e sarà operato con cinque frequenze a settimana ogni lunedì, mercoledì, giovedì, venerdì e domenica. Con l’orario estivo, a partire dal 29 marzo 2015, il collegamento diventerà giornaliero.
La nuova rotta arricchisce il network di Germanwings a Fiumicino, dove già conta i collegamenti diretti con gli aeroporti di Amburgo, Berlino Tegel, Colonia/Bonn e Stoccarda.
Guidaviaggi
Il collegamento è ora operato cinque volte a settimana. Sarà giornaliero dall'estate
Novità Germanwings dall’aeroporto di Roma Fiumicino: con l’orario invernale 2014/2015 la compagnia rafforza la propria presenza nella capitale con la nuova rotta per Düsseldorf. Il volo decollerà domenica 30 novembre e sarà operato con cinque frequenze a settimana ogni lunedì, mercoledì, giovedì, venerdì e domenica. Con l’orario estivo, a partire dal 29 marzo 2015, il collegamento diventerà giornaliero.
La nuova rotta arricchisce il network di Germanwings a Fiumicino, dove già conta i collegamenti diretti con gli aeroporti di Amburgo, Berlino Tegel, Colonia/Bonn e Stoccarda.
Guidaviaggi
Si è concluso il trasferimento di tutte le rotte Lufthansa non passanti per FRA e MUC a Germanwings:
Lufthansa and Germanwings successfully complete transfer of decentralized routes
08.01.15
Total of 115 routes transferred from Lufthansa to Germanwings - Düsseldorf–Zurich to be operated by Germanwings from today
The Lufthansa Group has made a successful start to the new year with the transfer of the Düsseldorf–Zurich route from Lufthansa to Germanwings today (Thursday, 8 January 2015). One of the biggest structural projects ever undertaken by the company has thus been successfully completed on time.
The concept of the new Germanwings was presented in December 2012, followed by the market launch on 1 July 2013. The transfer of the Düsseldorf–Zurich route means that the decision to operate all domestic and European routes under Germanwings, apart from at the Frankfurt and Munich hubs, has now been fully implemented as scheduled. In all, Germanwings has taken over 115 routes from Lufthansa in recent months, with the biggest number of routes (52) at Düsseldorf Airport.
Carsten Spohr, Chairman of the Executive Board of Deutsche Lufthansa AG, said: “The first Germanwings flight from Düsseldorf to Zurich today marks the successful completion of what is to date the biggest project to make the Lufthansa Group more competitive. The positioning of the new and significantly larger Germanwings has been a resounding success. I would like to extend my gratitude to all employees, who have worked hard for this achievement. As a result of low costs in the WINGS business model, we combine favourable prices with the punctuality, quality and safety of the Lufthansa Group. This combination meets with a positive response among our passengers and also finds favour in many European markets. At the same time therefore, the success of the project will bolster our confidence for the creation of our new Eurowings, which will be launched before the year is over.”
Thomas Winkelmann, spokesman for the Germanwings Executive Board: “Over recent months, we have been laying the necessary foundations for the continued successful development of the company. We have never been bigger, and have never been a market leader at so many German airports. Of much greater importance, however, is the fact that we are once again enjoying success in commercial terms.” The completion of the migration of Lufthansa routes to Germanwings represents the successful conclusion of a major project that has been a big challenge for the company, added Winkelmann. “However, the team rose to the challenge magnificently. We can now build on this success.”
The new Germanwings service between Düsseldorf and Zurich will comprise 24 flights per week, making it one of the most high-volume routes from the North Rhine-Westphalian capital. The early morning flight will depart from Düsseldorf at 7.00 a.m. In addition to this, there will be a midday flight at 1.30 p.m., an afternoon flight at 5.05 p.m. and an evening service at 6.55 p.m. All flights for the current winter flight timetable and the 2015 summer flight timetable, which will run until the end of October, are already available for booking – at www.germanwings.com, for example.
Lufthansa and Germanwings successfully complete transfer of decentralized routes
08.01.15
Total of 115 routes transferred from Lufthansa to Germanwings - Düsseldorf–Zurich to be operated by Germanwings from today
The Lufthansa Group has made a successful start to the new year with the transfer of the Düsseldorf–Zurich route from Lufthansa to Germanwings today (Thursday, 8 January 2015). One of the biggest structural projects ever undertaken by the company has thus been successfully completed on time.
The concept of the new Germanwings was presented in December 2012, followed by the market launch on 1 July 2013. The transfer of the Düsseldorf–Zurich route means that the decision to operate all domestic and European routes under Germanwings, apart from at the Frankfurt and Munich hubs, has now been fully implemented as scheduled. In all, Germanwings has taken over 115 routes from Lufthansa in recent months, with the biggest number of routes (52) at Düsseldorf Airport.
Carsten Spohr, Chairman of the Executive Board of Deutsche Lufthansa AG, said: “The first Germanwings flight from Düsseldorf to Zurich today marks the successful completion of what is to date the biggest project to make the Lufthansa Group more competitive. The positioning of the new and significantly larger Germanwings has been a resounding success. I would like to extend my gratitude to all employees, who have worked hard for this achievement. As a result of low costs in the WINGS business model, we combine favourable prices with the punctuality, quality and safety of the Lufthansa Group. This combination meets with a positive response among our passengers and also finds favour in many European markets. At the same time therefore, the success of the project will bolster our confidence for the creation of our new Eurowings, which will be launched before the year is over.”
Thomas Winkelmann, spokesman for the Germanwings Executive Board: “Over recent months, we have been laying the necessary foundations for the continued successful development of the company. We have never been bigger, and have never been a market leader at so many German airports. Of much greater importance, however, is the fact that we are once again enjoying success in commercial terms.” The completion of the migration of Lufthansa routes to Germanwings represents the successful conclusion of a major project that has been a big challenge for the company, added Winkelmann. “However, the team rose to the challenge magnificently. We can now build on this success.”
The new Germanwings service between Düsseldorf and Zurich will comprise 24 flights per week, making it one of the most high-volume routes from the North Rhine-Westphalian capital. The early morning flight will depart from Düsseldorf at 7.00 a.m. In addition to this, there will be a midday flight at 1.30 p.m., an afternoon flight at 5.05 p.m. and an evening service at 6.55 p.m. All flights for the current winter flight timetable and the 2015 summer flight timetable, which will run until the end of October, are already available for booking – at www.germanwings.com, for example.
Air Canada / germanwings to Start Codeshare Service from late-May 2015
Air Canada starting today (26MAY15) commences codeshare partnership with germanwings, which sees AC code being placed on selected germanwings service from London, Munich and Zurich.
Air Canada operated by germanwings
London Heathrow – Berlin Tegel
London Heathrow – Cologne
London Heathrow – Dusseldorf
London Heathrow – Hamburg
London Heathrow – Stuttgart
Munich – Dortmund
Zurich – Cologne
Zurich – Dusseldorf
Zurich – Hamburg
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Air Canada starting today (26MAY15) commences codeshare partnership with germanwings, which sees AC code being placed on selected germanwings service from London, Munich and Zurich.
Air Canada operated by germanwings
London Heathrow – Berlin Tegel
London Heathrow – Cologne
London Heathrow – Dusseldorf
London Heathrow – Hamburg
London Heathrow – Stuttgart
Munich – Dortmund
Zurich – Cologne
Zurich – Dusseldorf
Zurich – Hamburg
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