Today & Tomorrow - A new generation of Condor

Since 1956, Condor has stood for wanderlust, holidays and the joy of travelling. Today, the airline connects people from all over the world with the most beautiful destinations. With a modern fleet and a growing flight network, Condor is consistently evolving.

With new city connections from Frankfurt, seamless connections and international long-haul destinations, Condor is consistently developing and connecting guests worldwide with more than 70 destinations around the world.

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The picture shows two female passengers in an aircraft cabin, talking and smiling. In the background, a flight attendant is pouring a drink into a glass. The passengers are sitting in spacious seats with privacy screens. Other passengers can be seen in the background.

From holiday airline to modern network airline

What once began with tourist flights is now developing into an international network with worldwide connectivity via the Frankfurt hub.

Since March 2025, Condor has been connecting Frankfurt to major European cities with up to three daily flights for the first time. As a result, guests benefit from more flexible travel options and seamless connections to the most popular long-haul destinations in the Condor network.

Around 10 million guests travel with Condor every year – from European cities to dream destinations around the world.

Travel reimagined

Travelling with Condor should feel easy, relaxed and familiar – from the first click to landing. Modern cabins, intuitive processes and sophisticated services ensure that anticipation and comfort start long before the holiday.

The iconic stripe brand clearly brings the feeling of travel to the runway: inspired by parasols, beach towels and the joy of holidays.

At the same time, Condor combines decades of tourism experience with a modern, international orientation – approachable, authentic and designed with great attention to detail.

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The new generation of the fleet

Airbus A330neo: The Airbus A330neo shapes Condor's new long-haul generation. Modern cabins, a high level of comfort and significantly more efficiency ensure a travel experience that starts off relaxed and thinks ahead in the long term.

Airbus A32Xneo family: With the ongoing modernisation of its European fleet, Condor is focusing on quieter aircraft, modern cabins and greater comfort on short and medium-haul routes. The new Airbus generation combines efficiency with a pleasant travel experience – from city trips to seaside holidays.

A330neo aircraft with green and white stripes. Aerial view over the Seychelles.

The journey continues

For almost 70 years, Condor has stood for anticipation of the trip, special holiday moments and the feeling of wanderlust.

Today, the airline connects people from all over Europe with the world's most beautiful destinations – and continues to develop consistently: with a modern fleet, a growing network and a clear plan for the future of travel. The next chapters of the Condor story have only just begun.