Eurowings is the Lufthansa Group’s low-cost airline and, as such, part of the world’s largest aviation group. Eurowings has a current fleet of 205 aircraft and specializes in low-cost direct flights within Europe. The German airline currently offers more than 210 destinations in over 60 countries around the world, making it the third-largest European point-to-point carrier. Last year for the first time, the airline flew more than 40 million passengers and its workforce grew to around 10,000 employees. The low-cost airline has 14 locations in Germany as well as in other European countries, and is the market leader at six airports.

Aviation & Aerospace

Eurowings

Eurowings' headquarters in Cologne, Germany

Thorsten Dirks

Markus Rein

Aik Weinhold

Jan Lenz

The Flight Crew team at Eurowings is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of its aircraft, ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers during flights. This team includes roles such as Pilots, First Officers, Captains, and Type Rating Examiners, all of whom work collaboratively to navigate and manage the aircraft, comply with aviation regulations, and handle emergencies. Additionally, they are instrumental in executing the airline's extensive network of low-cost direct flights within Europe.

Flight Crew

The Airworthiness and Compliance team at Eurowings is responsible for ensuring that the fleet meets all safety and regulatory standards. This includes ongoing monitoring and auditing of maintenance processes, ensuring compliance with aviation regulations, and coordinating between technical and operational departments. Team members such as the Quality and Compliance Monitoring Manager and the Airworthiness Inspector work to uphold the rigorous standards necessary for safe and efficient flight operations.

Airworthiness and Compliance

The Cabin Crew Team at Eurowings is responsible for ensuring the safety, comfort, and overall well-being of passengers during flights. This includes conducting safety demonstrations, providing food and beverage services, addressing passenger inquiries and concerns, and managing in-flight emergencies. They play a crucial role in delivering a pleasant travel experience on Eurowings' low-cost direct flights across Europe.

Cabin Crew Team

The Leadership Team at Eurowings is responsible for setting the strategic direction and vision of the airline, ensuring alignment with the overarching goals of the Lufthansa Group. This team oversees key operational areas such as human resources, fleet management, and service delivery, driving initiatives to enhance efficiency and customer satisfaction while maintaining a competitive edge in the low-cost airline market. Their leadership fosters a culture of innovation and accountability among the workforce of around 10,000 employees, aiming to expand Eurowings’ reach and market leadership in European aviation.

Eurowings

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Teams

Flight Crew

Airworthiness and Compliance

Cabin Crew Team

Leadership Team

Offices

Eurowings

Org chart

Teams

Flight Crew

Airworthiness and Compliance

Cabin Crew Team

Leadership Team

Offices

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