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AIRLIVE > All articles > News > ALERT Air Berlin’s subsidiary LGW to operate Dash flights to Europe’s largest airports
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ALERT Air Berlin’s subsidiary LGW to operate Dash flights to Europe’s largest airports

Jakob Wert
Last updated: November 6, 2018, 17:16 UTC
Published: Monday, October 30, 2017, at 08:15 UTC
Category: News
Author: Jakob Wert
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Air Berlin’s subsidiary airline ‘Luftfahrtgesellschaft Walter’ (LGW) will operate Bombardier Dash flights under Eurowings’ flight numbers to European destinations (including London Heathrow and Paris CDG)

LGW used to operate flights for its insolvent parent company Air Berlin, but Air Berlin has ended operations under its own callsign on October 27th.

The regional carrier LGW has a fleet of 20 Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 (some of them less than one year old), all in the – now historic – red-white livery.

On October 12th, it was announced that Lufthansa Group will take over 81 of Air Berlin Group’s 124 aircraft. These 81 airplanes include the full fleets of subsidiary airlines LGW and Niki.

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Lufthansa plans to fully integrate LGW and Niki into its low-cost airline Eurowings. But there is one problem, which will delay these plans by a few months: antitrust regulations.

As long as Lufthansa doesn’t get the authorization regarding antitrust law, the German flag-carrier will not be able to take over almost two thirds of Air Berlin.

Now that LGW isn’t operating flights for its former parent company anymore, the airline will use its Dash fleet on Eurowings routes to and from Düsseldorf airport, starting Wednesday, November 1st. The destinations will include London Heathrow (Europe’s busiest airport), Paris Charles de Gaulles, as well as other major European hubs.

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An incomplete list of LGW’s outbound Dash flights for Eurowings:

  • DUS – Nuremberg EW9068 (starting 01NOV)
  • DUS – Newcastle EW9338 (starting 01NOV)
  • DUS – Birmingham EW9334 (starting 01NOV)
  • DUS – Lyon EW9416 (starting 01NOV)
  • DUS – Milan Malpensa EW9826, EW9822, EW9824 (starting 02NOV)
  • DUS – Dresden EW9020 (starting 02NOV)
  • DUS – Gothenburg EW9224 (starting 02NOV)
  • DUS – Paris CDG EW9402 (starting 02NOV)
  • DUS – Manchester EW9342 (starting 03NOV)
  • DUS – Geneva EW9746, EW9748 (starting 03NOV)
  • DUS – London Heathrow EW9466 (starting 04NOV)
  • DUS – Glasgow EW9362, EW9360 (starting 05NOV)
  • DUS – Zurich EW9776, EW9766 (starting 05NOV)
  • DUS – Stockholm Arlanda EW9216, EW9212 (starting 07NOV)
  • DUS – Budapest EW9784 (starting 08NOV)
  • DUS – Vienna EW9750, EW9752 (starting 09NOV)

Flight/Aircraft changes possible. We will add more flights to this list over time.

After Air Berlin has ended operations on 27OCT, most of LGW’s Dash fleet (which was mainly based at DUS and TXL) was brought to Düsseldorf Airport for temporary storage.

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LGW Dashs standing around at Düsseldorf airport, shortly after Air Berlin has ended operations. Photo by @Planespotterin

Eurowings will start flying LGW’s Dash fleet under its own name and livery from January 2018. The first four routes (starting 15JAN) are:

  • DUS – Copenhagen
  • DUS – Stuttgart
  • DUS – Bologna
  • DUS – Florence

More routes to follow.

The first Dash is already wearing Eurowings titles. Photo by @Planespotterin

On October 30th, LGW operated a one-time Dash flight for Eurowings from Stuttgart to Hannover and back.

Air Berlin’s other subsidiary airline ‘Niki’ will start operating some flights for Eurowings from November 1st as well, using Airbus A321 aircraft.

ByJakob Wert
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Aviation writer & reporter for AIRLIVE.net. Focusing on the German aviation industry.

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