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Condor Airlines boosts North America winter schedule
German leisure airline Condor Airlines will serve four North American markets this fall/winter
It will operate non-stop flights to Frankfurt from New York (JFK), Toronto, Seattle and Los Angeles (LAX) which is a new addition to the schedule.
From its Frankfurt hub, Condor offers connecting service to more than 100 destinations throughout Europe via Condor and airline and rail partners including Lufthansa, Swiss Airlines, and Finnair.
Easy connections in Frankfurt can be made to Munich, Zurich, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Vienna, Prague, Geneva, Helsinki, Oslo and more.
Connectivity from cities across the US and Canada is facilitated through Condor’s interline partnerships with Alaska Airlines, JetBlue and WestJet.
“Following a successful summer season, we are thrilled to expand our fall/winter schedule to make it even easier and more affordable,” said Christian Cirillo, sales manager, North America.
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