undefined 23 Jun 2017
Singapore Airlines and Eurowings Launch Codeshare Operation

Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines customers can now enjoy more options when travelling between Singapore and Europe as a result of a new codeshare agreement with Eurowings, which takes effect today. Eurowings is a Dusseldorf-based subsidiary of Star Alliance partner, Lufthansa.

The new codeshare partnership will provide Singapore Airlines customers convenient access to 15 routes on Eurowings-operated flights, such as:

  • Via Dusseldorf: Berlin, Budapest, Dresden, Hamburg, Leipzig, Manchester, Nuremberg, Prague, Vienna, Warsaw and Wroclaw
  • Via Munich: Edinburgh and Rome
  • Via Manchester and Zurich: Hamburg

“We are pleased to partner with Eurowings to offer additional connectivity between Singapore and Europe. It is in line with our commitment to expand our network reach and offer customers more options to meet their travel needs,“ said Singapore Airlines Senior Vice President Marketing Planning, Mr Tan Kai Ping.

Oliver Wagner, managing director of Eurowings said: “We are very pleased that one of the most renowned airlines in the world has selected Eurowings as a partner for close cooperation on our routes to Düsseldorf, Munich, Zurich and Manchester. In the interests of customer friendliness, both partners will benefit from the new cooperation: our joint passengers will be looking forward to a European travel experience with Eurowings and a long-distance journey with Singapore Airlines, setting standards in their respective environment.”

Subject to regulatory approvals, the new codeshare flights will be progressively made available for booking through Singapore Airlines' various booking channels.

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For further information, please contact:

Karl Schubert
Public Relations Manager Singapore Airlines
Tel: (02) 9350 0293
Mob: 0407 708 470
Karl_Schubert@singaporeair.com.sg

Jemma Lee, Liquid Ideas for Singapore Airlines, Tel: (02) 9667 4211

About Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has proudly operated services to Australia since 1967. Over the past 50 years, SIA has grown from twice-weekly flights to Perth and Sydney to operating 121 weekly flights from six Australian cities.

Alongside its regional wing, SilkAir, and low cost carrier Scoot, SIA provides Australian travellers with access to a global network of 115 destinations in 36 countries through the world famous Changi Airport hub, from:

Sydney

31 flights weekly

Airbus A380S and Boeing B773ER, B773ERp, B772ERr

Melbourne

28 flights weekly

Airbus A359 and Boeing B773ERp, B773ERn

Perth

28 flights weekly

Airbus A330 and Boeing B772ERr, B772r

Brisbane

23 flights weekly

Airbus A330 and Boeing B772ERr

Adelaide

7 flights weekly

Airbus A330

Canberra

4 flights weekly

Boeing B772r

Darwin

5 flights weekly

Boeing B738 (operated by SilkAir, the regional wing of SIA)

Cairns

3 flights weekly

Boeing B738 (operated by SilkAir, the regional wing of SIA)

In 2017 - the 50th Anniversary year in Australia - Singapore Airlines celebrates a number of milestones, including the company's 70th Anniversary, launch of a new on-board product offering, 1st Anniversary of the Capital Express, and the 10th Anniversary of the Airbus A380 (Singapore Airlines was the first airline to fly the world's largest commercial aircraft).

As part of its commitment to operating a young and modern fleet, SIA has welcomed into service 14 of the latest-generation Airbus A350-900 aircraft, with a further 53 on firm order. SIA has also placed on firm order 20 Boeing B777-9 and 49 B787-10 aircraft to achieve additional growth and fleet modernisation through the next decade.

While travelling through or to Singapore, Australian customers can take advantage of the 'Changi Transit Programme' - offering S$20 worth of vouchers per adult and child ticket to use at more than 510 Changi Airport stores - and the 'Singapore Stopover Holiday' package - offering accommodation and entrance to major attractions from just AUD$49 per person twin-share.