Lufthansa Group Unveils Discover Airlines
In a significant rebranding move, Lufthansa has transformed Eurowings Discover into Discover Airlines.
In a significant rebranding move, Lufthansa has transformed Eurowings Discover into Discover Airlines.
DALLAS — Lufthansa (LH), Europe's largest flag airline group, has announced the launch of Discover Airlines, a new carrier focused on flying leisure customers out of Germany. This brand-new airline will be the successor to the previously known Eurowings Discover (4Y).
The airline group took to Twitter to announce the new identity with an introductory video showcasing the brand, fonts, and livery that will be featured on every flight within Europe and beyond.
https://twitter.com/lufthansanews/status/1698996284546314530?s=46&t=U_oDoS40G97RZiZ59DRyRg
Discover Airlines' new livery departs from the magenta shade previously present on the Eurowings livery. The new livery features a blue-predominant design, symbolizing the clear blue skies often associated with popular summer holiday destinations. The branding aims to evoke a sense of relaxation and holiday vibes for passengers.
The first aircraft to be painted in this new livery is an Airbus A320 registered as D-AIUR. It will operate its first revenue flight from Frankfurt (FRA) to Palma de Mallorca (PMI), departing at 16:15 local time. This inaugural flight marks the beginning of Discover Airlines' operations and its commitment to providing leisure travelers with an enjoyable flying experience.
The specific characteristics that Discover will inherit from 4Y remain unclear. Prior to September, the latter operated as a sister airline to the prominent low-cost carrier Eurowings (EW), focusing primarily on leisure flights to popular summer destinations.
The former 4Y network encompassed flights from Germany to Southern Europe, Northern Africa, the Caribbean, the United States, and other locations. 4Y's fleet was comprised of 22 aircraft, including 10 Airbus A320s and 12 Airbus A330s.
What is certain is that the Lufthansa Group intends to completely separate this new carrier from EW, as evident from the abandonment of both the name and colors associated with it.
For further updates regarding the rebranding and separation of EW and Discover Airlines, stay tuned to Airways and our social media channels.
Featured image: Discover Airlines
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