SunExpress and Eurowings have expanded their codeshare agreement. Eight new destinations have been added via Düsseldorf, Stuttgart and Berlin, with flights starting on 3 February 2026.
SunExpress, the joint venture of Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa, and Eurowings, the low-cost airline brand of the Lufthansa Group, have decided to expand their existing codeshare agreements. With the new arrangement, direct codeshare flights are being introduced to 8 new destinations departing from Düsseldorf, Stuttgart and Berlin, increasing the two airlines’ total shared network to 13 destinations.
Access to Europe with a Single Reservation
Under the agreement, selected flights operated by Eurowings can be booked with SunExpress flight numbers (XQ) via:
- The SunExpress website,
- Travel agencies,
- GDS (Global Distribution Systems).
This enables passengers to travel to many destinations across Europe with a single reservation through SunExpress sales channels.
Destinations Covered by the Codeshare Agreement
Departing from Düsseldorf:
- London
- Lisbon
- Nice
- Malaga
- Palma de Mallorca
- Valencia
- Bologna
- Bilbao
Departing from Stuttgart:
- London
- Lisbon
- Palma de Mallorca
Departing from Berlin:
- Nice
- Malaga
Greater Flexibility via Three Key Hubs
Düsseldorf, Stuttgart and Berlin airports are positioned as the main connection hubs in the cooperation between SunExpress and Eurowings. Thanks to the expanded codeshare agreement, these hubs are expected to offer more frequencies, more flexible schedules and broader connection options to various European cities.
SunExpress Strengthens Its European Network
Operating scheduled flights to more than 240 destinations across 35 countries, SunExpress further enhances its intra-European connectivity with the new codeshare routes. The expanded codeshare agreement is expected to provide passengers with time-saving and planning advantages, particularly for connecting journeys.
