Eurowings Airline Partners

A codeshare flight is the joint operation of a flight by two or more airlines and refers to a flight with a Eurowings (EW) flight number that is operated by another airline. Eurowings is in the process of increasing the number of codeshare partnerships for its customers by joining forces with airlines from neighbouring regions. This enables smoother and more convenient flight connections between cities around the world and opens up new connections for customers. When a flight is operated by a codeshare airline, customers are informed of the airline that will operate the flight at the time of booking.

Passengers traveling on a Eurowings (EW) codeshare flight operated by a partner airline must follow the special check-in rules established by the partner airline and Eurowings.

Check-in takes place at the first operating airline. Please note the following scenarios:

• If the entire flight is operated by a partner airline, you check in with this airline.

• If the entire flight is operated by Eurowings, you check in with us. You can find more information about Eurowings check-in here.

• If your journey has two or more stopovers, you check in with the airline operating the first leg of the flight.

On this page you can find out everything you need to know about flight disruptions on flights operated by partner airlines and Eurowings. We provide you with information about the steps to take in the event of a flight disruption, the contact forms and telephone numbers of our partner airlines, as well as other important details.

Wet lease means that a number of airlines enter into a wet lease agreement with each other and fly on behalf of Eurowings, i.e. these airlines lease their aircraft, including cockpit crew, on-board crew, maintenance and insurance out to Eurowings for a certain period of time.