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How Often Are Eurowings Flights Interrupted?
Based on data from OAG, Eurowings’ cancelled flight rate in 2023 was 1.81%. That means that of their 156,350 flights that year, over 2,800 were cancelled, leaving many passengers stranded.
Eurowings offers numbers slightly above the European average for delays, according to Eurocontrol. In 2023, Eurowings delayed 73% of flights, up 1% from 2022 and 2% above average. Applying this rate to the same 156,350 flights, we know that in 2023, over 42,000 flights ended up on the Eurowings flights delayed list. Your odds of a delayed flight with this airline are approximately 3 of every 10.
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List of Frequently Delayed and Cancelled Eurowings Routes
Relying on FlightStats info for the period of 1 June to 31 July 2024, we found some notable routes that often appear on the Eurowings delayed and cancelled flights list. Flights between London Heathrow and Cologne Bonn Airport get cancelled more than average, as do flights between Edinburgh Airport and Cologne Bonn.
Delays are spread over many different flights, but here are some of the worst offenders that routinely encounter excessive delays:
Departure Airport | Arrival Airport | Flight Number | On-Time Rate | Excessive Delay Rate | Cancellation Rate |
Edinburgh | Cologne Bonn | EW363 | 18% | 31% | 5% |
EW1994 | 20% | 28% | 2% | ||
Cologne Bonn | Malaga | EW534 | 25% | 49% | N/A |
Cologne Bonn | Edinburgh | EW362 | 28% | 30% | 5% |
Cologne Bonn | London Heathrow | EW468 | 28% | 34% | 2% |
London Heathrow | Cologne Bonn | EW465 | 34% | 19% | 8% |
Birmingham | Prague | EW4221 | 35% | 24% | 6% |
Prague | EW4215 | 41% | 35% | 4% | |
Stuttgart | Palma de Mallorca | EW2586 | 43% | 30% | 5% |
Cologne Bonn | London Heathrow | EW464 | 51% | 8% | 8% |
Stuttgart | Zadar | EW2966 | 64% | 21% | 14% |
*Flight Stats data from June 1 to July 31, 2024.
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What Causes Eurowings Cancelled Flights?
Cancelled flights are unfortunately a real possibility anytime you fly, including with Eurowings. Although the rate is relatively low overall, we know that certain routes do appear on the Eurowings flights cancelled list. Here are the most common reasons why:
- Unsafe weather conditions.
- Aircraft issues, such as routine maintenance or mechanical breakdowns.
- Crew shortages and Eurowings staff strikes.
- Air traffic problems, like restrictions or overcrowding.
- Security threats.
Are Eurowings Flight Interruptions Avoidable?
Typically, not entirely. But luckily, there are a few things to keep in mind that might help to minimise the likelihood of your flight landing on the Eurowings disruptions list.
- Depart early. Planes are generally flying throughout the day, so when you fly early, you limit the plane’s previous routes, and therefore, chances of previous disruptions impacting your flight.
- Avoid connecting routes. Most passengers prefer direct flights, but when you take on one or more connections, you’re also increasing the chances of any of those flights making it onto the Eurowings problems list. And that can quickly mean a missed connection for you.
- Look for different routes. The routes identified above should be avoided due to excessive delays and cancelled flights. Most of the time, Eurowings will have alternatives that travel the same route but have better punctuality scores. Opt to book those flights instead.
Your Eurowings Flight Has An Interruption - What Should You Do?
- Make different arrangements. Don't cancel your whole trip once you determine that your flight is excessively delayed or cancelled. Instead, look for alternate flights, possibly from different airports or on different airlines. Be quick about it, as potentially, your whole plane of disrupted passengers will be looking to do the same.
- Keep apprised of flight updates. Consult our Eurowings flights delayed list as much as possible to stay up to date on any changes. Delays can increase or decrease and knowing about these changes quickly can be beneficial. You can either adjust your behaviour (leave later for the airport, for example) or seek out alternate options.
- Know your EU passenger rights.Regulation EU 261 covers delayed and cancelled flights (among other disruptions) for all EU airlines. It clearly states the compensation amounts you can expect. Educate yourself in just a few minutes by reading our guide. Then, you’ll be able to respond appropriately to any offers made by Eurowings directly. Our compensation calculator is a fast and free way to determine your estimated payout.
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