Cyprus’ largest airline adds second German city to network.
LARNACA, CYPRUS – Cobalt Air, Cyprus’ expanding airline, inaugurated twice-weekly, direct services to Dusseldorf, capital city of North Rhine-Westphalia to Larnaca, today, May 3, its second German city after Frankfurt.
The first 09:05 hrs Airbus A320 departure from Larnaca touched down on time at 12:30 hrs local time this morning.
The new service, operated with an Airbus A320, with all-economy seating, operates on Thursdays and Saturdays.The Saturday departure is 07:05 hrs, arriving Dusseldorf at 10:30hrs.
Dusseldorf to Larnaca flights depart 13:20hrs, arriving 18:20hrs on Thursdays, while Saturday departures are at 11:20hrs, arriving Larnaca at 16:20hrs. Current lead in fares from £160 return.
Cyprus-originating passengers travelling for business and leisure will find plenty to see and do in Dusseldorf, Germany’s seventh biggest city, which is also a terrific gateway to a wider Germany. Over 350 trains, from S-Bahns (urban trains) to ICEs Intercity Express trains) stop at Dusseldorf Airport train station every day.
Cobalt Air inaugurates Larnaca to Dusseldorf.
Cobalt crew led by Airbus A320 Captain Christis Vlademiriou and First Officer Andreas Kyprianou with Florian Bongard, Manager Airline Marketing, Aviation Marketing, Dusseldorf Airport.
Andrew Madar, CEO, Cobalt Air stated: “Dusseldorf is a very welcome addition to our expanding European network and complements our regular Frankfurt services. We are pleased to be linking Cyprus with such a popular region in Germany, which is an important business and financial hub too, renowned for its fashion and trade fairs. Whilst a relatively new player in the Cyprus market we have been enjoying strong demand for our services and hospitality and look forward to welcoming more travellers to and from Germany who will appreciate our competitive fares, onboard hospitality and comfortable cabins.”
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