New premium seat at Eurowings: Fly in luxury from Berlin to Dubai!

New premium seat at Eurowings: Fly in luxury from Berlin to Dubai!

Today is June 2, 2025 and the aviation industry continues to be dynamic. Berlin-Brandenburg Airport (BER) has been criticized due to its location outside the Berlin city area. Critics complain that the planned connection to the capital, which was originally supposed to be via Leipzig/Halle Airport, has not yet been achieved. Sperenberg, which was previously seen as a possible alternative for BER, is also 70 kilometers south of Berlin and is therefore considered impractical. These developments are discussed in a recent column by airliners.de thematised.

Amid these challenges, the German low-cost airline Eurowings remains an interesting player in the market. The airline, which is part of the Lufthansa Group, offers flights to 160 destinations worldwide, including from Leipzig/Halle. This airport, known for its clear passenger processing and central terminal, is constantly evolving. Online check-ins offer passengers a convenient way to check in, which contributes to a positive flight experience.

Innovative offers from Eurowings

To further improve its offering, Eurowings is introducing a new premium seat on the route from Berlin to Dubai. This new seat is reminiscent of classic recliner seats from US domestic first class and will likely be offered in combination with several travel classes. In addition to Economy Class, there will also be Economy seats with more legroom and a Business Class. These innovations are intended to offer passengers better choice and more comfort.

Nevertheless, the confusion over the different seat configurations and offers from Eurowings is a topic of conversation among travelers. Many passengers want to know exactly what to expect when purchasing a ticket. The company therefore sees itself as having a responsibility to create clarity and better inform customers.

Market development through competition

Eurowings is currently benefiting from the trend towards cheap flying and is expecting a growth spurt from the insolvency of Air Berlin, as the airline plans to take over 40 aircraft from the insolvent company. Eurowings' headquarters are located at Düsseldorf Airport, where the airline's strategic planning and growth are driven. This shows that Eurowings is well positioned to benefit from changing market conditions.

Overall, the aviation industry will be further stimulated by these developments, while Leipzig/Halle Airport and Eurowings will take on important roles in regional and international mobility.