Lufthansa offers you 200 destinations and 5,000 flights every week. The hubs in Frankfurt and Munich ensure you're ideally connected to the rest of the world.

Air Canada’s extensive global network provides scheduled passenger service directly to 62 airports in Canada, 53 in the United States and 101 in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America and South America. Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge and its Air Canada Express regional partners operate on average 1,550 scheduled flights each day.

Air Dolomiti, the Italian airline of the Lufthansa Group, operates more than 700 flights a week between the 15 most important Italian airports and the hubs of Munich and Frankfurt.

Austria's largest airline operates a global route network of around 130 destinations. Focus: Eastern and Central Europe. Hub: Vienna.

The leading Belgian airline flies to more than 100 destinations in Europe, 24 destinations in Africa and 3 destinations in North America.

Eurowings serves over 130 destinations in Europe and the whole world. Outside Germany, too, the airline flies non-stop to favourite destinations within Europe.

The modern Polish airline welcomes around 5 million passengers every year and flies to almost 60 destinations worldwide. Main hub: Warsaw.

Departing from Zurich and Geneva, SWISS serves over 100 destinations in 46 countries across the globe. With 95 aircraft the airline carries more than 16 million passengers every year.

United offers the world's most extensive route network to over 362 destinations. Hubs: Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New York/Newark, San Francisco and Washington D.C.