Eurowings, a low-cost airline within the Lufthansa Group, is significantly expanding its winter 2026-2027 flight program. The airline plans to increase the number of destinations served from Berlin to 38, including new routes to Baghdad from the German capital and Dusseldorf, as well as strengthening its connections to the Middle East, Egypt, Southern Europe, and Finnish Lapland. Eurowings will also introduce a new Premium BIZ Seat on certain routes, offering enhanced comfort for passengers. The winter 2026-2027 season for Eurowings is marked by two main expansions: the expansion of its route network, which includes new destinations and the continuation of summer services, and the enhancement of onboard commercial offerings. The airline will focus particularly on major German cities such as Berlin, Dusseldorf, Cologne/Bonn, Hamburg, Hanover, and Stuttgart, while also adding a seasonal link between Prague and Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland. From Berlin-Brandenburg Airport, Eurowings plans to add three new winter destinations: Rome, Bologna, and Kuusamo in Finland. The service to Kuusamo, located in the northeast of Finland and near winter sports resorts, complements the airline’s focus on ski holidays and Lapland destinations. Eurowings will also continue its winter services to London-Heathrow and Nice, which were launched or operated during the summer. Cities like Bilbao and Porto, typically associated with summer travel, will be offered twice a week during the winter. Lisbon, Sarajevo, and Jerez de la Frontera will be added to the program in December, bringing the total number of winter destinations from Berlin to 38. This expansion highlights the strategic importance of Berlin in Eurowings’ network, combining leisure travel to the Iberian Peninsula and Italy, winter destinations in Finland, and markets in the Balkans. One of the most notable additions is the route to Baghdad, with two weekly flights from Berlin and two from Dusseldorf, starting December 10, 2026. These services aim to support the airline’s VFR (Visiting Friends and Relatives) segment, which has been growing between Germany and several countries in the Middle East. Other Middle East destinations include Dubai, Jeddah, Erbil, Tel-Aviv, Beirut, and Amman, with varying frequencies from multiple German cities.