Are you about to travel with Germanwings any soon? Wondering about their policy governing the matter of baggage?
Let us begin with the valuables we usually keep close to us:
Carry-on baggage
That is very easy – what you can take on board free of charge is one piece of luggage weighting up to 8 kg and not exceeding 55 x 40 x 20 cm. All larger/hevier luggage has to be handed over at the counter.
The list of items one is not allowed to take on board contains some rather obvious artifacts but we quote it just in case:
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Every tv spectator is acquainted with the blind date concept but how about translating it into travelling by air? What you get as a result is nothing else but blind booking and that is exactly how the latest deal from Germanwing is called.
The whole thing works in a simple way. One has to choose the point of departure and determine what kind of holiday one is up for. The choice is between party, shopping, metropolis (Western/Eastern Europe), nature and culture. As you see, the available categories cover just about everything one can conceive of doing when setting off on a trip. As for the prices, they start at €19.99. Hardly a high price for e.g. Cologne – Barcelona or Cologne – Rome
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Low cost airline Ryanair, known mainly thanks to its low fares and many weird fees proposals, grows steadily. The airline transported 7.68 million passengers in August. This means this low cost carrier transported more passengers than Air France – KLM.
Europe’s largest low-cost airline (in millions of people transported in 2009) are Ryanair with 66.5, easyJet with 45.2, Air Berlin 27.9, Norwegian 10.7, Vueling 8.2, WizzAir 7.8 and GermanWings 7.2.
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Let us imagine an amount of 20 Euros. What can we buy with it? A quick Google search reveals that an exemplary acquisition would be around 10 loafs of white bread and 10 heads of lettuce. Now, we can safely assume that a plane ticket would be by far more interesting purchase and in case you have not guessed it yet – for 20 Euros you can buy one.
Details are as follows – Germanwings launched a promotion where the airfare cost is €19.99 per person inclusive of taxes and charges but exclusive of surcharge for checking in luggage. As for the destinations, you can choose between e.g. Munich, Hanover, Dresden and many more.
While it may pose a problem to choose between the destinations, the choice between the grocery a summer trip seems an easy one.
For more info visit the carrier’s web site.
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Low cost airline Germanwings launched today a new sale offering 2 million cheap flights from only €19.99. These airfare sales end Sunday March 7, 2010 and are valid for flights from March 13 until October 31, 2010.
Germanwings offers discounted tickets to more than 50 destinations – newly this offer includes also flights from Cologne-Bonn Airport to Tel Aviv or Copenhagen . For more details and timetable continue to germanwings.com.
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Lufthansa‘s and Germanwings‘ pilots are on strike from Monday February 22 until Thursday February 25 2010. About two third of the affected Lufthansa flights will have to be cancelled. Lufthansa regional partners will operate their flights almost according to schedule.
The special flight schedule for the period of the strike can be accessed at lufthansa.com and germanwings.com. Depending upon the actual operating conditions during the days of the strike, further changes could be made to the special flight schedule.
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Airport Venice Treviso (IATA code: TSF) is a small airport located close to cities Aachen and Venice. Venice Treviso Airport is served from single terminal mainly by low cost airlines (e.g. Ryanair, GermanWings) because it serves as a secondary airport.
Venice Treviso Airport is accessible by buses. There are three main companies serving at the airtport: ACTT (buses from Venice Treviso Airport to Treviso Railway station), ATVO (buses from Airport – Mestre to Airport – Venice) and SITA (buses from Treviso – Airport to Padova). Passengers can also rent a car via many car rentals (e.g. AutoEuropa, AutoServizi Maggiore, Avis, Europcar Italia, Hertz, Sixt) or pay for taxi (taxi ranks are available in front of the airport – e.g. Radio taxi).
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