Eurowings Boeing 737-8 MAX. Photo: Lufthansa Group Eurowings is expanding its winter 2026/27 network from several German airports, adding new destinations and increasing frequencies to cities across Europe, the Middle East and other warm-weather destinations.
One of the biggest changes will come in the Middle East, where Baghdad is being added to the network for the first time. From December 10, 2026, Eurowings plans to operate two weekly flights to the Iraqi capital from both Berlin and Düsseldorf.
Dubai will also receive additional connectivity, with daily flights from Berlin, four weekly services from Stuttgart and three from Cologne/Bonn. That adds up to 14 weekly flights between Germany and Dubai.
The airline will also serve Jeddah twice weekly from both Berlin and Stuttgart, as well as three times a week from Cologne/Bonn. Erbil will be connected with six German airports: Berlin, Düsseldorf, Cologne/Bonn, Hamburg, Hanover and Stuttgart.
Eurowings will operate three weekly flights between Düsseldorf and Tel Aviv, while Stuttgart will have two weekly services to Amman, Jordan. The airline will also maintain connections to Beirut from several European cities, including Berlin, Düsseldorf and Hanover.
Alongside the network expansion, Eurowings is introducing a new Premium BIZ Seat from December 1, 2026. The product will initially be available on all flights to Dubai and selected routes to London Heathrow, Mallorca and Málaga.
The new cabin setup will occupy the first two rows of the Airbus A320neo, with eight seats arranged in a 2x2 configuration. Passengers will get wider seats, additional legroom, greater recline and adjustable leg rests.