Eurowings and Lufthansa Group to resume Middle East services, Tui adds long‑haul
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- Eurowings announced it will return to the Middle East, while the Lufthansa Group said it will gradually restore selected routes to the region. Tui also confirmed it will launch long‑distance flights from Düsseldorf.
- The network expansions come as rising fuel prices are expected to pressure new long‑haul offerings, and they highlight differing sustainability challenges among regional airports, which vary in social, financial and environmental dimensions.
Why it matters
Airlines can capture renewed demand on Middle East routes, but must manage cost pressures and airport sustainability considerations.
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