This autumn, Marabu Airlines, a sister airline of Condor, will inaugurate a new base at Cologne/Bonn Airport. Starting from October 11, the airline will begin connecting travelers to popular sun-soaked destinations.

Utilizing a state-of-the-art Airbus A320neo, Marabu Airlines will offer daily flights from Cologne/Bonn to well-loved tourist spots in Egypt and the Canary Islands, including Hurghada, Fuerteventura, and Tenerife.

Looking ahead, Marabu Airlines has ambitious plans for the summer of 2025. The airline intends to significantly expand its operations at Cologne/Bonn Airport by stationing three aircraft and increasing its destinations to a total of eleven.

Travelers can look forward to more options and increased convenience as Marabu Airlines strengthens its presence at Cologne/Bonn, making it easier to reach some of the most sought-after vacation spots.

“With Marabu Airlines, we can welcome a new addition that is opening a base at our airport just in time for the popular autumn holiday season. We are delighted that our new partner is offering flights to three destinations that are particularly attractive for passengers when it gets colder again in Germany,” says Thilo Schmid, Chairman of the Management Board of Flughafen Köln/Bonn GmbH. “The already planned expansion of the range of connections to the sun will offer our passengers an even greater choice from next summer.”

Axel Schefe, CEO of Marabu, says: “Just over a year after its launch, Marabu has established itself as a major player in the European holiday flight market. The expansion has been successfully completed and we can now concentrate on growth. With Cologne/Bonn, Marabu is opening its first base in western Germany with a very attractive catchment area. We are very much looking forward to welcoming even more passengers from the Rhineland on board with us in future.”

Marabu Airlines Expands Operations at Cologne/Bonn Airport

Marabu Airlines is set to enhance its flight offerings this October, starting with two weekly flights to the Canary Islands. Fuerteventura will be served on Fridays and Tuesdays starting from October 11, and Tenerife on Saturdays and Thursdays from October 12. Additionally, the airline will offer three weekly flights to the popular Egyptian seaside resort of Hurghada, with departures on Sundays, Mondays, and Wednesdays starting from October 13. Return flights to Cologne/Bonn will operate on the same days as the outbound flights.

Exciting Expansion for Summer 2025

Looking ahead to summer 2025, Marabu Airlines plans a significant expansion at Cologne/Bonn Airport. From the end of April, the airline will station three aircraft at the airport and increase its destinations to a total of eleven. This expanded schedule includes two new destinations for Cologne/Bonn: Jerez de la Frontera in southern Spain and Chania on the Greek island of Crete.

The enhanced summer schedule will also feature flights to nine additional tourist destinations. The popular winter routes to Hurghada, Fuerteventura, and Tenerife will continue, joined by Mallorca and Gran Canaria in Spain, Faro in Portugal, and three more Greek islands: Corfu, Kos, and Rhodes.

Booking and Ticket Information

Flights for both the autumn and summer schedules are already available for booking. As a sister company of Condor, Marabu’s tickets are sold through Condor as a general sales agent. One-way tickets are available from €69.99 and can be purchased through travel agencies or directly on the Marabu Airlines website.

Marabu Airlines Destinations at a Glance

Winter 2024/2025:

• Fuerteventura
• Hurghada
• Tenerife

Summer 2025:

• Chania
• Faro
• Fuerteventura
• Gran Canaria
• Hurghada
• Jerez de la Frontera
• Corfu
• Kos
• Palma de Mallorca
• Rhodes
• Tenerife

Travelers can look forward to a wider range of sunny destinations as Marabu Airlines strengthens its presence at Cologne/Bonn Airport, offering more convenience and choice for their holiday plans.

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