The airlines are definitely blurring the lines... incumbent carriers were inspired by low-cost moving away from "all-in" to "à la carte" services. Low-cost airlines have gradually developed premium packages to attract business travellers who are increasingly interested in this new offer. Now it's the turn of long-haul low-cost airlines to get in on the action. business travel. Eurowings confirmed on Tuesday the launch of a new business class. Called BIZclassThe BIZclass will be presented at the ITB trade fair in Berlin in March. The first BIZclass flights will be operated from April.
The Business Class programme includes wider seatswith extra legroom and the ability to convert into a Full Flat" bed two metres long and completely horizontal. Eurowings is also planning specific services, which have yet to be specified. " We're in the process of putting the finishing touches to the project, and we've got a lot of work to do. big surprises to unveil "It's all about the customer," warns Oliver Wagner, Managing Director and Commercial Director of Eurowings. We have seen strong demand for a more comfortable product from our airline on routes with a higher proportion of business travellers, and in particular for flights to the United States from Düsseldorf, to New York, Miami or Fort Myers. "he adds.
