How AirportCharges became Eurowings' first port-of-call for airport pricing data

The challenge

For an airline operating across more than 150 destinations, sourcing accurate airport charges data from individual airport websites is inconsistent and time-consuming. Tariff information varies in format and location from airport to airport, can run to dozens of pages, and is not always kept current. For a commercial team managing costs across multiple bases and evaluating new routes, this creates both operational inefficiency and the risk of accepting incorrectly applied charges.

How RDC helped

AirportCharges has become Eurowings' primary reference for airport charge data. A single, continuously updated interface replaces manual searches across individual airport websites and removes the need to interpret lengthy tariff documents, with charges presented alongside clear descriptions for each fee type.

The platform also gives the Eurowings team a reliable means of verifying that airports are applying the correct costs to their operations, a critical check for any airline managing spend at scale. For airports outside the current network, Turnaround and En-Route studies allow the team to model potential costs ahead of network planning decisions.

Quotes

AirportCharges is our first source when looking for airport price data. It helps us to check that airports are applying the right costs to our operations. The interface presents charges with clear descriptions, rather than having to work through 50 pages of price lists.

Julia Feliks, Senior Expert Airport and Network Relations, Eurowings

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