Condor is further expanding its European city network from Frankfurt by adding three new destinations to its schedule: Stockholm/Arlanda (ARN), Athens (ATH) and Florence (FLR).
With this network expansion, the airline’s European portfolio will grow to a total of 16 metropolitan destinations. At the same time, Condor is further strengthening Frankfurt Airport (FRA) as an international hub, creating additional opportunities for convenient connections between Europe and Condor’s long-haul destinations across North America, the Caribbean, Africa and beyond.
Three New City Destinations from Spring 2027
The first new route will be Athens, launching on April 28, 2027. During the summer season, Condor will operate one daily flight between Frankfurt and the Greek capital, adding one of the Mediterranean’s most popular destinations to its European network.
On May 6, 2027, Florence will join the network. The capital of Tuscany will be served twice daily throughout the summer season, offering additional travel options for both business and leisure travellers.
From May 13, 2027, Condor will also launch flights to Stockholm/Arlanda. Sweden’s capital will be served twice daily year-round, adding an attractive destination for both business and leisure travel in Scandinavia. These new routes will be served by Condor’s family of A320 aircraft in a two-class configuration of Business Class and Economy Class.
“By expanding our city network, we are making a targeted investment in the continued development of our hub at Frankfurt Airport. Our guests will benefit from an even broader European offering as well as seamlessly coordinated connections to our long-haul destinations. Frankfurt is therefore continuing to strengthen its position as a major international hub for both business and leisure travel,” said Dr. Pierre Dominique Prümm, CCO Condor.
Further strengthening Frankfurt as an international hub
With these new routes, Condor continues to execute its hub strategy at Frankfurt Airport. The additional destinations create attractive connecting opportunities between major European cities and the airline’s long-haul destinations across North America, the Caribbean, Africa and Asia. Carefully coordinated flight schedules provide passengers with short transfer times and a convenient travel experience via Frankfurt, while also improving access to European cities for guests travelling from around the world.
Continuing the transformation into a network airline
With 16 European destinations scheduled for next summer, Condor is consistently expanding its role as a network airline. The growing short-haul network perfectly complements the carrier’s long-haul services and further strengthens Frankfurt’s position as one of Europe’s leading international aviation hubs.
70 years of leading with passion in the skies
Condor proudly celebrates its 70th year. Condor first took flight with a Holy Land pilgrimage trip from Frankfurt to Jerusalem on March 29, 1956. Condor continues to take to the skies with the same unwavering passion, professionalism, and commitment, while setting its sights on future growth along with a fun, colorful spirit.
About Condor
As Germany’s most popular vacation airline, Condor has been taking its guests to the world’s most beautiful vacation destinations since 1956. Every year, more than eight million guests fly with Condor from approximately 70 destinations in Europe, Africa, and America. Condor operates a fleet of approximately 60 aircraft, which are maintained by the company’s own maintenance operation, Condor Technik GmbH, according to the highest safety standards at the Frankfurt and Düsseldorf locations. Condor is operating 18 A330neo aircraft with three more expected by the end of 2027. With four additional long-haul aircraft on order, the Condor fleet will grow to a total of 25 highly efficient and modern A330neo aircraft by 2031. Condor will also receive 43 brand-new short- and medium-haul aircraft from the A32Xneo family from 2024.
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