Eurowings flights now between Munich and Windhoek

[NamStay]

The German airline, Eurowings, Airbus 330 arrived from Munich this morning landed at the International Airport Hosea Kutako.

Eurowings, Europe's fastest growing airline, now offers direct flights between Munich and Windhoek. Eurowings offers three flights weekly Germany after flying between Cologne and Windhoek.

"The new route is tempting for the German market with Namibia, which is known for its incredible scenery and fascinating wildlife, "Dr. André Schultz, General Manager of the Lufthansa Group of Southern Africa.



The original version in Afrikaans below:

Eurowings-vlugte nou tussen München en Windhoek Die Duitse lugredery,

Eurowings, se Airbus 330 het vanoggend vanaf München op die Internasionale Lughawe Hosea Kutako geland.

Eurowings, Europa se vinnigste groeiende lugredery, bied nou direkte vlugte tussen München en Windhoek. Eurowings bied drie vlugte weekliks na Duitsland aan nadat dit reeds tussen Keulen en Windhoek vlieg.

“Die nuwe roete is aanloklik vir die Duitse mark met Namibië wat bekend is vir sy ongelooflike natuurskoon en fassinerende wildlewe,” het dr. André Schultz, hoofbestuurder van die Lufthansa-groep van Suider-Afrika, gesê.


Source: https://www.republikein.com.na/nuus/eurowings-vlugte-nou-tussen-mnchen-en-windhoek2018-05-08/

 

[BRICKBURN]

It might be tempting for those transiting Germany.
A good way to avoid Frankfurt!

 

[CAustin]

Thanks for sharing

 

[Foxi]

"Eurowings, Europe's fastest growing airline"


From Cologne/Köln, twice a week,round USD 500.- the return ticket at the moment.
But they're usually more punctual than much other cheaplines.
Its one of Lufthansas low cost carrier,don't expect much comfort.
Hunters must be tough,Namibia is a dry country .
Dont forget to drink
Foxi

 

[Sika98k]

I am just back from Namibia. Another enjoyable trip. We flew with Ethiopian Airlines.
The price was just too good to turn down. My thanks to those of you who answered my earlier queries this year on transiting Addis Ababa with firearms.
Yes,being hauled out of the line on boarding and brought down into the bowels of baggage handling was a little disconcerting the first time.
On the way back when it came to my turn for my firearms to be inspected I was asked for “passport copy ?” No passport copy ! So they decided to forget all about it and didn’t even ask me to open the case.
The Dreamliner is a nice comfortable plane,lots of room to stretch out in.
Food, well for the price I wouldn’t have been surprised to have been served ham and cheese sandwiches and would have been delighted if they had been toasted.
Instead there were choices of relatively insipid beef,chicken,fish or pasta served with soft drinks,wine or beer.
Addis Ababa airport is pretty dull. If you have a long transit wait try a plate of Tiber firfer. A local dish. Not too spicy honestly !