TRIP REPORT | Eurowings EW2462 | Stuttgart - London | D-ASTX | Airbus A319-100 | Economy Class

Today we'll be checking out Lufthansa's low-cost subsidiary carrier. This airline is called Eurowings, and it flies mostly short-haul routes all over Europe (some long-haul too). We'll see if it's good, and how it is compared to Lufthansa itself.
A second Eurowings flight review on an Airbus A320 Sharklets is coming later.
~ Flight Number: EW2462
~ Departure Airport: Stuttgart Airport [STR]
~ Departure Gate: 122 (Terminal 1)
~ Arrival Airport: London Heathrow Airport [LHR]
~ Arrival Gate: Unknown (Terminal 2 "Queen's Terminal")
~ Aircraft Registration: D-ASTX (ex Belair HB-IOY, ex Germania, ex airBerlin D-ABGG)
~ Aircraft Type: Airbus A319-112
~ Aircraft Type Code: 319 / A319
~ Aircraft Age: 15 years
~ Flight Time 1 hour 23 minutes
~ Seat: 22A
Recording Equipment: IPhone SE
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[@K4Ediamond]

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[@LxrdAviation]

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[@K4Ediamond]

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[@K4Ediamond]

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[@ank8883]

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[@russiandog6351]

Wow ima be flying that B737-800 TUI split winglet on 20th decemeber

[@mstrmren]

TUI Airways and TUIfly are different conpanies (both are owned by TUI AG though) The German Airline, called TUIfly bought First Choice Air and Britannia Airways in the UK, and TUIflys parent company, TUI bought the Thomson tour operator, so they renamed the merged company Thomsonfly and later Thomson Airways. Later TUI announced that all their brands in all countries should operate under the TUI name and that is when Thomson Airways was renamed to TUI Airways. The story of TUIfly is much more complicated (previously known as Germanair, Hapag-Llyody, Hapagfly, HLX and then TUIfly after countless mergers and stuff) but if you want to know more about it everything is on the TUIfly Wikipedia page. So, to get pack to the point: That probably was a TUIfly 737 and not a TUI Airways 737 which actually is a bigger difference than what it might seem.

[@K4Ediamond]

Oh ok thanks for letting me know

[@edwardmallorcas1261]

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[@mstrmren]

Lufthansa isn't 5 Stars anymore, they are now a 4 Stars airline because they take so long to install their new Business Class seats and they actually still haven't started yet..

[@K4Ediamond]

Oh really, I didn't know that. I guess I could agree with 4 stars, at least for long haul (short haul is more of a 3-star). But if Lufthansa wants that final star back they need to improve MANY more aspects than just their business class.

[@FlyingTooFast]

It’s a sea of clouds

[@K4Ediamond]

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[@mstrmren]

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