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Goodbye winter blues, hello spring! Now is the perfect time to jet off on holiday. Get ready for the upcoming summer flight schedule, offering a whole host of attractive new destinations from Berlin as of 27 March 2016. How about Sheffield, Bordeaux or Jersey? Later on in the year, there will also be flights to Turin, Toulouse, Gaziantep in Turkey, Cluj-Napoca and Timișoara in Romania as well as Kutaisi in Georgia. But that’s not all: in time for the 2016/2017 winter flight schedule, Irish low-cost airline Ryanair is doubling its capacities at Schönefeld Airport and flying to 13 new destinations.
Best regards, The Berlin Airport News editorial team
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Up & Away
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Ryanair is doubling its capacities in Berlin Schönefeld
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In time for the 2016/2017 winter flight schedule, Irish low-cost airline Ryanair is doubling its capacities at Schönefeld Airport. After opening a base with five aircraft last October, the airline is now adding another four Boeing 737-800s in November 2016. This will increase its route network from 26 to 39 connections. New destinations include Seville, Rzeszów, Toulouse, Budapest, Lisbon and the Canary Islands Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote. The airline will also be offering additional flights to Glasgow, Malaga, Palma de Mallorca, Rome and Venice. The new destinations will be introduced in upcoming issues.
www.ryanair.com
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The new Eurowings has taken off
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Building on the Germanwings concept, the newly established Eurowings has been offering flights from Berlin to attractive destinations since autumn 2015. Whether it’s a business trip, city break or beach holiday, Lufthansa’s subsidiary Eurowings has the right flight for any occasion. Eurowings offers direct flights from Berlin Tegel to 28 destinations, including Barcelona, London, Rome, Nice and Palma de Mallorca, as well as several flights a day from Berlin Schönefeld to Cologne Bonn and Stuttgart Airport. Passengers can choose between three different Eurowings fares: the Best fare offers maximum comfort, the Smart fare is the airline’s standard fare plus additional benefits, and the Basic fare includes flight only without extras.
www.eurowings.com
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Photo credits Happy birthday ITB: the world’s leading travel trade show is celebrating its 50th: Messe Berlin; Ryanair is doubling its capacities in Berlin Schönefeld: Ryanair; Into the heart of the Piedmont region: Blue Air now flying to Turin: Pixabay; The new Eurowings has taken off: Eurowings; The pearl of the Baltics: fly Nordic Aviation to Tallinn: Pixabay; Fly Turkish Airlines to southern Anatolia: new flights to Gaziantep: Turkish Airlines; Back to nature: a trip to the Uckermark: TMB-Fotoarchiv/ H. Silbermann
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