Eurowings

Our valued partner Eurowings is a key part of the Lufthansa Group. Specialising as a market leader in Europe and a value carrier, it offers direct flights across Europe, reaching a diverse demographic of 25 million smart, affluent, leisure and business travellers each year.

Through our partnership of more than 15 years, we’re able to connect you with a highly engaged audience across a premium mix of media channels — from the inflight magazine Wings, targeted check-in and print boarding passes, to sampling campaigns, seatback advertising and high-impact advertising opportunities such as plane wraps.

  • Person holding a boarding pass inside an airport lounge.

    Printed boarding passes

  • Stack of magazines, with the top magazine titled 'WINGS', featuring a diver in a wetsuit and a shark on the cover, against a blue background.

    Onboard magazine

  • Inside view of an airplane cabin showing rows of white airplane seats with gray headrests. The seatbacks have pink advertisements with German text. The cabin is brightly lit with overhead lighting, and the aisle runs down the middle, leading to the cockpit.

    Seatback advertising

  • A flight attendant in a blue uniform handing a passenger a blue package of Oreo cookies, with a tray of similar cookies on her arm.

    Sampling

  • Three travelers at a check-in counter in an airport, exchanging documents with a staff member. The counter displays the Eurowings logo, and other travelers with luggage are visible in the background.

    Check-in

A global audience

25M+

Passengers/year

140

Routes

42%

Business Travellers

Wings magazine

Covering everything from travel and adventure to the latest in food, art, culture and business trends, the magazine echoes Eurowings' bold and innovative spirit content. Published bi-monthly in both English and German, Wings has a wide reach, distributed in over 15,000 seat pockets across Eurowings' fleet, engaging with an affluent audience.

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Stack of magazines, with the top one titled "WINGS" featuring a diver swimming underwater with a shark below, and the headline "Unter Haien" indicating articles about sharks and scientists in the Bay of Biscay.