Germanwings unveils new summer flights
Germanwings is adding flights from Cologne/Bonn, Stuttgart, Berlin-Schönefeld and Hamburg next summer, operating from March 25 to August 31.
From Cologne/Bonn, a third flight has been added on Mondays to London-Stansted, due to demand from business flyers.
Germanwings plans daily flights to Moscow while flights to Berlin-Schönefeld will operate four times daily.
On the Cologne/Bonn-Dresden route the budget airline will add a third flight on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
There will be flights to Verona and Belgrade four times a week during the summer with an extra flight to Verona on Saturdays.
Germanwings is also increasing its links to Zagreb with six flights a week.
From Stuttgart, it will add a fifth daily flight to Berlin-Schönefeld, will fly three times a day from Stuttgart-Hamburg and will add a fourth flight on Mondays.
There are also plans to add an evening connection to Budapest but the start date has not been finalised.
Moscow will continue to be served three times a week, as during the winter schedule 2006/07.
From Berlin-Schönefeld, all new flights introduced on September 15 can now also be booked for summer 2007, including new flights to Zweibrücken, extra flights to Munich and two flights to St. Petersburg.
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