The German airline Condor is expanding its flight offering for the summer of 2026. The focus is on increasing frequencies to popular holiday destinations and strengthening connections to five high-demand long-haul destinations. Bangkok (BKK) increased and will be included in the flight schedule every day throughout the year. Las Vegas (LAS) is served five times a week, while Johannesburg (JNB) and Mauritius (MRU) are served four times a week. After Panama City (PTY) Condor takes off three times a week. All long-haul flights are operated with modern Airbus A330neo Machinery.
In addition to the increased frequencies already implemented this winter, Condor is expanding its city network . Just in time for the start of the 2026 summer flight schedule, three daily flights to Barcelona (BCN) , Budapest (BUD) , and Venice (VCE) will be added. Furthermore, the destinations introduced this year – Berlin (BER) , Hamburg , Munich , Milan (MXP) , Rome (FCO) , Paris (CDG) , Prague , Vienna , and Zurich – will continue to be served. This offers passengers numerous new travel options and improved connections within Europe and to its own long-haul network.
Peter Gerber , CEO of Condor, explained: “With the 2026 summer flight schedule, we are responding to the needs and demand of our passengers.” He emphasized that expanding the city network is a logical next step in the development of the business model, offering city and business travelers new destinations and connections to the Condor long-haul network. This strategic development in the long-haul sector focuses on high-growth markets.
Already in the 2025 summer flight schedule, capacity was specifically reallocated to Bangkok, Mauritius, and Johannesburg, and these destinations were served more frequently. With the addition of a total of 13 new city destinations to the Condor route network, the number of connections to and from major cities in Germany and Europe to the long-haul network is also increasing. This is intended to enable a seamless travel experience within the Condor product and consolidate the airline's position in the market.