Mallorca becomes a year-round destination

Together with the Government of the Balearic Islands, Eurowings is working to further strengthen Mallorca’s position as an attractive destination beyond the summer season.

A key part of this strategy is the expansion of our flight programme. From the 2026/27 winter schedule onwards, Eurowings will significantly increase frequencies to and from the island. For the first time, six aircraft will be based in Palma – twice as many as just two years ago. This means more connections and greater flexibility for travellers, even outside the traditional peak season.

Mallorca has long since become much more than a summer holiday destination. Outside the peak season in particular, the island is increasingly attracting visitors with its mild climate, diverse outdoor activities and relaxed atmosphere. These qualities are making Mallorca an ever more appealing destination for leisure travel, active holidays and business trips throughout the year.

The latest plans build on a strong track record of growth. Since opening its Palma base in 2017, Eurowings has continuously expanded its operations on the island. Today, around 1,000 employees work for the airline locally. During the summer season, Eurowings connects Mallorca with 26 airports and operates around 400 flights per week, primarily to and from Germany and Austria.

Eurowings’ commitment to Mallorca extends beyond flight operations. Through Wings Handling, the airline has already invested in local structures and gained valuable experience in developing long-term business activities on the island. This creates opportunities for both partners: while the Balearic Government continues to promote Mallorca as an attractive year-round tourism and business destination, Eurowings supports this ambition through its strong local presence and targeted investments.