Eurowings (IATA: EW) is a German low-cost airline and the dedicated point-to-point and leisure travel brand of the Lufthansa Group, which also owns Lufthansa, Swiss, and Austrian Airlines. Rather than operating as a traditional full-service, multi-cabin carrier, Eurowings uses an unbundled fare model — Basic, Smart, and Best — that lets travelers pay only for the baggage, flexibility, and comfort they need.
Eurowings operates without a single dominant hub, instead flying from multiple German bases including Düsseldorf, Cologne/Bonn, Hamburg, and Stuttgart, plus a presence in Vienna, Austria through its Eurowings Europe subsidiary. The airline's network expanded significantly in 2017 when Lufthansa Group absorbed much of the former airberlin's fleet and routes following airberlin's insolvency. FareOptic compares Eurowings fares across its network to find your best EW ticket price.
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Eurowings operates from 5 bases across Germany and Austria rather than a single central hub.
Eurowings uses an unbundled Economy-only fare model — choose the tier that matches your baggage and flexibility needs.
Eurowings does not operate its own loyalty program — instead, it participates in the Lufthansa Group's Miles & More program. Earn and redeem miles across Eurowings, Lufthansa, Swiss, and Austrian Airlines flights.
Earn Miles & More miles on Eurowings flights and use them across the entire Lufthansa Group network, including Lufthansa, Swiss, and Austrian Airlines.
Because Miles & More is Lufthansa Group's program, miles earned on Eurowings can be redeemed on Star Alliance partner airlines worldwide.
Frequent Traveller, Senator, and HON Circle status tiers offer lounge access, priority boarding, and bonus mile earning across the group's airlines.
Miles & More miles can also be earned and redeemed with hotel, car rental, and retail partners in addition to flights.
Baggage allowance depends entirely on the fare bundle you choose. Always verify at time of booking.
| Bag / Policy | Basic | Smart | Best | Miles & More Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Personal item | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Carry-on bag (8kg) | Fee | Included | Included | Included |
| 1st checked bag (20kg) | Fee | Included | Included | Included |
| 2nd checked bag | Fee | Fee | Fee | Fee |
| Seat selection | Fee | Free (standard) | Free (incl. extra legroom) | Free (incl. extra legroom) |
Eurowings baggage fees and allowances depend on your fare bundle (Basic/Smart/Best) and are subject to change. Verify at eurowings.com before booking.
Opens 24 hours before departure at eurowings.com or the Eurowings app. Online check-in closes 45 minutes before departure.
Download the Eurowings app on iOS or Android to check in, store your mobile boarding pass, and get real-time flight updates.
Self-service kiosks are available at most Eurowings bases; staffed counter check-in may carry a fee. Gates typically close 30 minutes before departure.
Eurowings tickets booked directly can be cancelled within 24 hours of purchase for a full refund, provided the flight departs at least 7 days away.
Best fares include free rebooking. Smart fares allow changes for a fee plus fare difference. Basic fares are the most restrictive and rarely allow free changes.
Eurowings fares are generally non-refundable outside the 24-hour window; cancellation typically results in only taxes and fees being refunded, if eligible.
The Best fare bundle offers the most flexibility, including free rebooking, making it the closest option to a fully flexible fare on Eurowings.
Snacks, sandwiches, and beverages are available for purchase on board across all Eurowings flights, in keeping with its low-cost model.
On select routes, Eurowings offers streaming entertainment to your own device via the Eurowings app — no seatback screens required.
Add extra legroom seating, priority boarding, or additional baggage at booking or later via manage-my-booking on eurowings.com.
Eurowings focuses on efficient, short- to medium-haul point-to-point flights connecting German cities with European leisure destinations.
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Yes. Eurowings is a German low-cost carrier and the dedicated point-to-point and leisure travel brand of the Lufthansa Group. It operates an unbundled fare model — Basic, Smart, and Best — where baggage, seat selection, and flexibility are added according to the fare tier you choose.
Eurowings is wholly owned by the Lufthansa Group, which also owns Lufthansa, Swiss, and Austrian Airlines. Eurowings operates as the group's low-cost leisure brand rather than as a Star Alliance member in its own right, focusing on point-to-point routes to Mediterranean and European leisure destinations.
Yes. Following the insolvency of airberlin in 2017, Lufthansa Group absorbed a significant portion of airberlin's aircraft, crews, and route network into Eurowings, substantially expanding its fleet and network across German cities almost overnight.
Eurowings does not run its own separate loyalty program. Instead, it participates in the Lufthansa Group's Miles & More program, so passengers can earn and redeem Miles & More miles on Eurowings flights alongside Lufthansa, Swiss, and Austrian Airlines.
Eurowings offers three main fare bundles: Basic (lowest price, personal item only), Smart (includes carry-on and checked bag), and Best (includes baggage, free seat selection, and priority boarding). All fares are Economy class — Eurowings does not offer a separate premium or business cabin on most flights.
Eurowings has no single dominant hub. It operates from multiple German bases including Düsseldorf, Cologne/Bonn, Hamburg, and Stuttgart, plus a presence in Vienna, Austria through its Eurowings Europe subsidiary, connecting these cities to Mediterranean beach destinations and other European cities.