Düsseldorf DUS to Naples NAP flight with Eurowings

Dusseldorf to Naples Flights: An Overview

Travelers looking to fly between Dusseldorf, Germany, and the historic city of Naples in southern Italy will find that they have many convenient and affordable options. Direct flights between Dusseldorf International Airport and Naples International Airport are operated by the low-cost airlines Eurowings, Laudamotion, and Condor at least five times per week. The best availability tends to be around the weekend, and direct flights may not be available in the middle of the week. Direct flights from Dusseldorf to Naples take approximately two hours and ten minutes. Indirect flights—which typically involve a connection at another airport in Italy or Germany— are offered by a greater variety of airlines and have multiple departures per day. Depending on the connection, an indirect flight from Dusseldorf to Naples will take a minimum of three hours and 30 minutes.

Which airlines fly from Dusseldorf to Naples?

The low-cost airlines Laudamotion, Eurowings, and Condor all offer direct flights between Dusseldorf International Airport and Naples International Airport several times per week.  Indirect flights between Dusseldorf and Naples are offered by a broader range of airlines, including Alitalia (with a connection in Milan, Italy),  Air France (with a connection in Paris, France), and Lufthansa (with a connection in Munich, Germany).

How long is the flight from Dusseldorf to Naples?

The direct flights operated by Laudamotion, Eurowings, and Condor airlines all have a reported length of two hours and ten minutes. These are the fastest available flights from Dusseldorf to Naples. For flights that involve a stopover, the minimum travel time will be three hours and 30 minutes (with a connection in Milan, Italy) but may take upwards of ten hours.  

How many flights are there from Dusseldorf to Naples?

There are approximately five direct flights from Dusseldorf International Airport to Naples International Airport each week. The availability for direct flights is best around the weekends and worst in the middle of the week. On average passengers can expect one direct flight from Dusseldorf to Naples on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Only indirect flights are available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. There are typically between six and eight indirect flights from Dusseldorf to Naples available each day, with travel times ranging from three hours and 30 minutes up to ten hours depending on the airline and the city of the stopover. 

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Dusseldorf to Naples?

Departure airport: All flights depart from Dusseldorf International Airport (DUS) which is located 7 kilometers north of downtown Dusseldorf and is easily reached by road or rail. The airport has two train stations. For travel to/from the city of Dusseldorf, the train station below the terminal connects to the S-Bahn suburban line. For all other destinations, trains operate from the main train station 2.5 kilometers from the airport terminal. Travel to the main train station, and between airport terminals, is via the SkyTrain monorail. Airport services include shopping, dining, and free WiFi.

Arrival airport: All services terminate at Naples International Airport. Naples International Airport (NAP) is located approximately 6 kilometers northeast of the city center. Shuttle buses operate between the airport and Piazza Garibaldi (Naples Central Train Station/city center) and take approximately 15-20 minutes. Shuttle buses also run between the airport and Piazza Municipio (Porto di Napoli) and take approximately 30-35 minutes. There is no airport train station. Services at Naples airport include shopping, dining, and free WiFi.