Sky Alps will fly the route 3 times per week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) beginning October 30 with a Sprint-8 Q-400. The flight departs Germany at 09:15 and arrives in Linz at 10:50. The return flight departs from Linz at 11:30 AM and arrives in Düsseldorf at 1:10 PM. Earlier than and after that, the plane operates the prevailing scheduled service between Düsseldorf and residential base Bolzano.
Beforehand, Eurowings flew between cities in Germany and Austria, however as a result of the German airline couldn’t fill the seats of its A319, the road was deserted 5 months in the past. Eurowings doesn’t have smaller plane. Sky Alps’ Sprint 8 presents loads much less capability with 78 seats.
“With Düsseldorf and Linz, we’re straight connecting two vital financial facilities in Germany and Austria,” explains Sky Alps CEO Josef Gortner. “Sky Alps will enable passengers to journey between cities in slightly below 1.5 hours sooner or later.” Flight bookings will begin quickly.
Sky Alps additionally flew from Bolzano to the Netherlands and Belgium up to now, however these routes have been suspended.
