Up to 13 Airbus A320-200 aircraft are used for Condor's shorthaul and mediumhaul flights to the most popular vacation destinations within Europe, as well as to North Africa. Up to 24 seats in Premium Class offer you an even more relaxed flying experience.

Airbus A320-200 "Hans"
Finally, Hans is back on track: Up to now, the A320 with the registration D-AICA carried the grey-blue colours of the early 1960s, from now on, the Condor Airbus with the registration D-AICH reminds of the early days of the holiday flight.
The baptismal name "Hans" is a reminder of the travel entrepreneur Hans Geisler, who was the first to place his trust in Condor - at that time still "Deutsche Flugdienst GmbH" - and in 1956, as founder of Geisler Tours, requested the first charter flight to Jerusalem and Egypt.
Condor is thus the airline with the longest holiday flight tradition in Europe.

Up to 12 Airbus A321-200 aircraft are also used for shorthaul and mediumhaul flights within Europe and North Africa. Up to 24 Premium Class seats are available on the A321-200.

Like the Condor Airbus fleet, 15 Boeing 757-300 aircraft are used mainly for shorthaul and mediumhaul flights within Europe and to North Africa. This type of aircraft also has up to 26 Premium Class seats available for an even more relaxed flight experience. This aircraft type may also be used for longer routes such as for charter flights to Dubai with up to 36 seats in the Premium Class.

Boeing 757-300 "Willi"
Willi is simply cult. Since 2006, the "flying declaration of love" has been inspiring holidaymakers, photographers and flight crews alike.
The anniversary aircraft bears his name as a tribute to Wilfried Meyer, who had a decisive influence on the face of Condor for 30 years.

The 16 Boeing 767-300ER aircraft are used mainly for longhaul flights. 18 or 30 Business Class seats and 35 Premium Class seats offer you an even more relaxed flying experience.

Boeing 767-300 "Achim"
The new Boeing 767-300 with the registration D-ABUM is an elegant eye-catcher. After our Airbus A320 "Hans", which reminds us of the beginnings of the holiday flight in the 1950s/60s, this is the second aircraft with a nostalgic special paint scheme. The sunny yellow look from the 70s attracts all eyes.
But the name also has a special meaning. The Boeing was given the name "Achim" in honour of Condor's long-standing employee Achim Nietmann, who retired at the end of November 2012 after 37 years. The Condor employees decided on the name in an internal vote.