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Cancellation of Lufthansa subsidiaries: strikes prolonged

Bad news for passengers from Eurowings, Germanwings, SunExpress and Lufthansa Cityline: the flight attendants’ strike was extended until midnight. What passengers need to know now.


Actually, flight attendants from Eurowings, Germanwings, SunExpress and Lufthansa Cityline should only have gone on strike until 11 a.m. on Sunday morning. However, the Ufo union temporarily extended the strike to midnight, reports that “RND“. Dozens of flights are canceled this Sunday.

Berlin-Tegel and Cologne-Bonn airports are currently most affected. So far, 15 flights have been canceled there. At the Hamburg Airport, twelve flights are currently canceled. The travel reporter gives an overview of which connections are affected:

Strikes at Eurowings, Germanwings, SunExpress and Lufthansa Cityline: These flights are canceled

  • Munich Airport:
    two Lufthansa flights to Zurich, Paderborn; four Eurowings flights to Berlin-Tegel, Düsseldorf and Cologne-Bonn and Dortmund
  • Dusseldorf Airport:
    one Eurowings flight to Olbia (Italy), one to Hamburg and two to Berlin-Tegel; a Lufthansa flight to Frankfurt
  • Hamburg Airport:
    one Eurowings flight to Jerez de la Frontera (Spain), Naples (Italy), Salzburg (Austria), Nuremberg, Düsseldorf; two Eurowings flights to Stuttgart and five to Cologne-Bonn
  • Berlin Tegel Airport:
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    Eurowings flight to Pula (Croatia), Palma de Mallorca, London, Karlsruhe, Düsseldorf, two Eurowings flights to Stuttgart and four each to Cologne-Bonn and Munich
  • Cologne-Bonn Airport:
    one Eurowings flight to Klagenfurt, Westerland / Sylt, Dresden, Munich and Leipzig; Five Eurowings flights each to Hamburg and Berlin-Tegel
  • Dortmund Airport:
    a Eurowings flight to Munich
  • Leipzig Airport:
    a Eurowings flight to Cologne-Bonn
  • Dresden Airport:
    a Lufthansa flight to Frankfurt; a Eurowings flight to Cologne-Bonn
  • Nuremberg Airport:
    two Lufthansa flights to Munich; a Eurowings flight to Hamburg
  • Stuttgart Airport:
    Two Eurowings flights to Hamburg and Berlin-Tegel

Passengers of the airlines concerned are asked to inform themselves about the status of their flight and to leave their contact details with the airlines before departure. This way, they can be informed about flight cancellations or delays via SMS and email.

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