Low cost carrier Eurowings has scheduled services from Dusseldorf to Ljubljana, as well as from Dusseldorf and Stuttgart to Mostar. As previously reported, operations will commence next summer season, with all three routes subsidised by authorities. Flights between Dusseldorf and Ljubljana are scheduled to start on April 12, operating three times per week with an Airbus A319 aircraft. The German airline enters the Slovenian market for the first time and is expected to schedule services between Berlin and Ljubljana as well, tentatively planned for launch on April 11. Flights between Dusseldorf and the Slovenian capital were last served by Adria Airways in 2018 and 2019.
Services from Dusseldorf and Stuttgart to Mostar will launch later, with Dusseldorf flights starting on May 3 and Stuttgart on May 10. Initially, both routes will operate with a single weekly rotation, increasing to twice per week from July. The Dusseldorf – Mostar service will maintain a twice-weekly schedule from mid-July through September, before reducing to once per week. Meanwhile, Stuttgart – Mostar will operate twice weekly starting in July and continue through the end of the summer season in late October. Both will be served by the A319. The carrier had previously maintained both routes in 2018 and 2019.
For the upcoming summer season, Eurowings is also expected to commence a subsidised two weekly year-round service between Berlin and Sarajevo, complementing its existing operations from Cologne and Stuttgart. In addition, flights between Cologne and Bosnia and Herzegovina’s capital will increase from four to six weekly next summer, while operations from Stuttgart will grow from two to three weekly rotations. The airline is in the process of updating its upcoming summer timetable with further modifications to its network and frequencies in the region expected, Ex Yu Aviation news writes.
