Eurowings continues to expand its services from its largest location in Düsseldorf and is launching a new connection to East Midlands Airport in the UK on March 27th.

The regional airport offers fast access to the areas around Derby, Nottingham and Leicester.

The German airline will operate the route every day except on Saturdays so that passengers can plan their private or business trips as flexibly as possible.

Eurowings will take off each weekday at 11:25 and will touch down at East Midlands Airport at 11:50 local time.

The return flight takes off at 12:25 and arrives in North Rhine Westphalia at 14:45.

On Sundays, the Bombardier CRJ-900, which will be used to operate the route, will take off from Düsseldorf at the earlier time of 06:50 and from East Midlands Airport at 07.50.

The county of Derbyshire which is home to East Midlands Airport offers many attractions for an entertaining holiday.

Opened in 1951, the Peak District National Park was the first national park in the UK and, in addition to some 2,900 kilometres of hiking trails; it also offers other outdoor activities such as cave climbing in Thor’s Cave.

The view from the peaks of Mam Tor and Kinder Scout extends over the entire park, even as far as Manchester in good weather.

Other attractions include the picturesque valley of Dovedale and the cable car located in the southeast of the national park which takes you up to the Heights of Abraham.