The first of Eurowings’ ten Airbus A321 aircraft is prepared for the summer travel season, which the airline anticipates will be extremely profitable.
Ten new aircraft will be added to Eurowings’ European operations that fly to major tourist destinations as part of a fleet exchange with Lufthansa.
With the new aircraft, Eurowings will be able to transport more passengers than ever to well-liked vacation spots like Palma de Mallorca, Crete, or the Canary Islands.
The A321 can carry nearly a third more people than its A320 family relative thanks to its about 230 seats.
Six additional A321neo will be used in Eurowings flight operations beginning in May 2023 after some transformation work.
By the end of 2023, four brand-new Airbus A321neo will have also joined the fleet.
The first A321, often known as the “Mallorca Airbus,” has already been repainted in the Eurowings livery.
Increased demand for vacations in 2023 is the reason for the increase in aircraft numbers.
Since the epidemic, this will be the first summer without travel restrictions and there won’t be a test or mask necessity.
