Eurowings is set to introduce a new boarding concept from April 3, 2025. It aims to enhance the boarding experience for passengers. The German airline, part of the Lufthansa Group, will implement a three-group boarding system based on customer feedback. This will replace the current two-group model.
What Is Eurowings’ New Boarding Concept?
Eurowings’ new boarding concept will take effect on April 3, 2025, with a focus on improving efficiency and customer satisfaction. The most significant change is the introduction of three distinct boarding groups instead of two. This will allow a more organised and streamlined boarding process. Passengers with small children will benefit from priority boarding, reducing stress for families.
The current system will remain operational until April 1, 2025, with April 2 designated as a transition day for implementing technical and organisational changes at airports. The updated procedure will apply to all Eurowings flights from April 3, 2025 onwards.
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Why Is Eurowings Making This Change?
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The change comes after extensive feedback from Eurowings customers, who expressed a desire for a more optimised boarding process. As part of the Lufthansa Group, Eurowings aims to position itself as a value airline that prioritises flexibility and customer satisfaction.
The three-group system will categorise passengers based on the fare booked, offering a more tailored experience. This change aligns with the airline’s goal to enhance comfort and efficiency, making air travel more pleasant for passengers. Travellers who book premium fares will be prioritised in boarding, followed by those who book standard fares, while economy passengers will be in the third group. This structured approach is expected to reduce congestion and confusion during boarding.
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Eurowings Gains Favour With Consumers
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According to a study by the market research institute YouGov, Eurowings has significantly improved its brand image, scoring 63.3 (+3.9) in consumer favourability. The airline’s continuous efforts to enhance the passenger experience appear to be resonating positively with travellers. Eurowings’ commitment to improving boarding procedures is just one of many initiatives aimed at elevating customer satisfaction.
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Supporting Clean Water Initiatives
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To mark the UN World Water Day on 22nd March 2025, Eurowings collaborated with share to launch a special campaign. For every \drink sold on board, a donation will go towards constructing water wells in Madagascar, Bangladesh, and Kenya, providing clean drinking water to those in need. The initiative aims to sell 220,000 drinks, enabling access to clean water for as many people as possible.
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