Condor expands inter-European network from Frankfurt hub

Condor Airlines is further expanding its route network within Europe.

Beginning in March, travellers from Canada and the U.S. will have more flight options flying from Condor’s Frankfurt hub.

The carrier has previously served leisure destinations in Spain and Greece or provided connections to other destinations within Europe via its interline agreements with partner carriers.

Condor will add flights to/from the following destinations from Frankfurt: Rome (FCO), Milan (MXP), Paris (CDG), Prague (PRG), Vienna (VIE), Zurich (ZRH), Berlin, (BER), Hamburg (HAM) and Munich (MUC).

 Berlin, Hamburg, Munich Milan, Zurich, Paris and Prague will be served with two daily flights. Rome and Vienna will have daily service. The Rome flight will also offer continuing service to Palermo (PMO) in Sicily, Italy.

Flights to Berlin and Hamburg start as of March 1. Munich, Zurich and Vienna flights take off at the end of March. Flights between Frankfurt and Rome/Palermo will start on April 5, just in time for spring break vacations. With the start of Condor’s expanded summer flight schedule in May, Milan, Paris, and Prague will join the expanded route network.

“We have already noticed that Condor’s inter-European flights are extremely popular and are now responding to this increased demand by expanding our route network,” said Peter Gerber, CEO of Condor. “With these measures, we are consistently developing our business model and gradually creating more alternatives for customers.”

For complete flight schedules, more details and to book flights visit: condor.com.