Eurowings launches competition to name a plane after someone special
The budget German carrier is asking European residents to nominate folks who make their life easier.
Eurowings, a budget airline under the Lufthansa group, is inviting European residents to participate in a unique competition. The airline aims to honor individuals who demonstrate kindness, support, and appreciation for others by naming a plane after them. CEO Max Kownatzki explained that every Eurowings aircraft connects people and brings them closer to those who matter most.
The competition, named 'Name a Plane', offers an opportunity to give recognition to those who make everyday life easier through their small, everyday gestures. Nominations can be submitted between now and October 11 on the Eurowings website, accompanied by a brief explanation of no more than 400 characters detailing why the selected individual deserves the honor.
The competition is open to those aged 18 and above residing in Europe. Winners will be announced in December, and four Airbus A320 aircraft will bear the names of the chosen individuals.
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