With the start of the summer schedule, the German airline Condor is significantly expanding its services in Spain.
From May, the airline will operate up to three daily flights from Barcelona to its hub in Frankfurt – with morning, midday and afternoon departures – thereby strengthening connections between southern and central Europe.
Flight times (local time)
- DE4326: departs BCN at 08:00, arrives at FRA at 10:05.
- DE4322: departs BCN at 10:55, arrives at FRA at 13:00.
- DE4324: departs BCN at 17:00, arrives at FRA at 19:05.
“The new timetable offers both business and leisure travellers greater flexibility and convenient connection options via our hub in Frankfurt, from where they can access an extensive network of long-haul flights to the Americas, Africa and Asia, as well as numerous additional destinations within Germany and Europe,” explains Carsten Sasse, Head of Sales for OTAs and Strategic Markets at Condor.
Depending on the season, Condor connects Spain and Germany with up to 170 weekly flights. In addition to Barcelona, the schedule also includes the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and Jerez, with connections to up to eight German airports, including Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Stuttgart and Hamburg. Furthermore, the service from Frankfurt will be expanded even further during the summer: in addition to the existing connections to Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Paris (CDG), Prague, Milan (MXP), Rome (FCO), Vienna and Zurich, plans include adding, amongst others, three daily flights each to London, Venice and Budapest.
A320 family aircraft with 180 seats in a two-class configuration – Business Class and Economy Class – are used on these routes. Business Class passengers enjoy greater comfort thanks to a free middle seat, as well as a premium snack and beverage service.
Tickets from Barcelona are available from €42.99 each way and can be booked via Condor’s website or at travel agencies.
About CONDOR
Condor has been flying passengers to the world’s most attractive holiday destinations since 1956 and, from March 2025, to Europe’s most vibrant cities as well. Thanks to the airline’s hub in Frankfurt, travellers from across Europe enjoy seamless connectivity to the most popular long-haul destinations in Condor’s network. Every year, more than 10 million passengers fly with Condor to over 70 destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia and North America. With over 5,000 employees, the company operates a fleet of around 60 aircraft. At the end of 2022, the airline became the first German customer to take delivery of the efficient A330neo aircraft and currently operates a highly efficient long-haul fleet comprising 18 A330neo aircraft. From 2024, Condor is completely renewing its short- and medium-haul fleet and plans to take delivery of a total of 43 new aircraft from the A32Xneo family by 2029, which will place the company among the youngest fleets in Europe.
Source: SERGAT Comunicación