SPECIAL LIVERY - GERMAN AIRWAYS/ Embraer ERJ-190 / D-AMWQ - "Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters"

Ton Jochems - AMS
 

SPECIAL COLOURS - GERMAN AIRWAYS / ERJ190 / D-AMWO - Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters"

Photo: Ton Jochems - AMS
 

SPECIAL COLOURS - GERMAN AIRWAYS / D-AMWO / Embraer ERJ-190 / (DTM -Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters livery) cn.165

Paul Bannwarth
 

FLEET - German Airways could operate flights for Condor (Germany) under a wet lease agreement starting with the summer 2026 season.

  

E190s are expected to provide the flights

Photo: Ton Jochems - D-APRI EMB190 German Airways 

SPECIAL COLOURS - GERMAN AIRWAYS: Full throttle above the clouds: DTM flies into the final week

Photo:  DTM title favourites Lucas Auer, Jordan Pepper, Ayhancan Güven and Fabio Scherer. Photo: ADAC/DTM 

Spectacular: Passenger aircraft now travelling in DTM livery

Cooperation with the airline German Airways

German Airways event partner of the DTM in Hockenheim

Munich, 30 September 2025 - The DTM is taking off into the final week: ahead of the decisive race weekend in Hockenheim (3 to 5 October), the DTM is presenting a passenger jet in DTM livery together with German Airways, the second oldest German airline. As part of a co-operation with the airline, the Embraer E190-100LR with the registration D-AMWO is now flying on scheduled services between various German airports and Amsterdam in the DTM design. At an exclusive press conference at Cologne Bonn Airport on Monday, DTM and German Airways presented the 100-seater aircraft together with DTM title favourites Lucas Auer, Jordan Pepper, Ayhancan Güven and Fabio Scherer.

Fans of the DTM and the ADAC GT Masters will recognise German Airways as a partner of HRT Ford Performance on their Ford Mustang GT3 - both in the DTM with Fabio Scherer and in the ADAC GT Masters with championship leaders Salman Owega and Finn Wiebelhaus. In the partnership with the airline, the DTM is now not only present on the tarmac, but also above the clouds: The Embraer of German Airways bears the key visual and the logo of the racing series as well as the design of Fabio Scherer's Ford Mustang GT3. The DTM is also visible in the interior of the jet - for example on the so-called head rest covers and with information material in the seat pockets.

"From now on, the DTM will also have a spectacular presence above the clouds. DTM racing cars and aeroplanes are equally fascinating - the combination of the two is inspiring. We are delighted that we were able to realise this flying brand ambassador together with German Airways. The DTM aircraft will certainly inspire many motorsport fans in the coming weeks - whether as a passenger on board or at the airport," says ADAC Head of Motorsport Thomas Voss.

Photo: Fabio Scherer's Ford Mustang in front of the Embraer. Photo: ADAC/DTM

Maren Wolters, Managing Director of German Airways: "The fascination of flying and the fascination of motorsport is simply a perfect combination. Speed, absolute precision, continuous performance and technical perfection play a central role in both worlds. It fills us with pride that we were able to realise this project together so close to the end of the season and that we are now making this special connection visible throughout Europe."

German Airways is the second oldest airline in Germany and an experienced provider of wet lease partnerships and charter services at the highest level. The company operates a modern fleet of eight Embraer E190-100LR jets, which are used throughout Europe both as wet leases for renowned airlines and as individual charters for discerning customers. German Airways is a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the European Regions Airline Association (ERA) and stands for the highest standards of service, safety and performance. German Airways is the official event partner of the DTM at the Hockenheimring, and as part of the co-operation there is a German Airways Lounge in the guest area of the DTM Hospitality. 

German Airways

NEW LIVERY - German Airways presents new aircraft livery

Cologne/Bonn, 14 April 2025 – German Airways, Germany's second oldest airline, is sending its fleet of eight Embraer E190 aircraft to Technik for a comprehensive rebranding. The first aircraft in the new design has left the maintenance hangar at Cologne/Bonn Airport and impresses with a modern and dynamic design that further develops the airline's brand identity. Aircraft D-AJHW will undergo final maintenance work in the next few days, after which it will return to scheduled service at short notice.

One striking feature of the new livery is the redesigned tail fin. It displays a dynamically dotted black, red and gold flag that is clearly distinguished from the aircraft fuselage. The winglets are also designed in the German colors. With this fresh look, German Airways is emphasizing the innovation of its identity as a carrier from Germany and sending a visible signal of reliability and technical excellence. The flag-carrier color scheme was already an integral part of the design in the previous livery. The airline is now refraining from explicitly displaying the company name on the tail and instead letting the colors speak for themselves.

“After almost five years of use, the German Airways brand has become firmly established in the European market. We are delighted to be able to present the new look almost simultaneously with the start of the current summer flight schedule,” explains Maren Wolters, Managing Director. ”As a service provider with typically German quality characteristics such as reliability and high technical performance, we would also like to take the next visual step.”

German Airways is an airline with the second-oldest operating license in the Federal Republic of Germany. In addition to the charter business – including for sports teams – the airline's main focus is on the wet lease sector. This involves leasing aircraft and crews to major European airlines. Currently, most of the aircraft in the fleet are in use for KLM Cityhopper and will now also bear the words “Operating for KLM Cityhopper”. Maren Wolters: “We are very proud that we are able to integrate the logo of our strategic partner into the new design – a very important symbol of the appreciation of our performance.”

The recently completed redesign of the first aircraft marks the start of the redesign of the entire fleet. With this step, German Airways is not only focusing on a modern appearance, but also on a clear recognition value of its home country.

Photo: German Airways

 

SPECIAL SCHEME - German Airways / EMB190 / D-ACJJ - (75 Years Herpa c/s)

Ton Jochems - AMS
 

SPECIAL SCHEME - German Airways (Adler c_s) EMB190 / D-AJHW

Ton Jochems - AMS
 

FLEET - German Airways / Embraer 190 / D-AJHW

Ton Jochems