Condor has made its debut at Venice Marco Polo Airport with the launch of flights from Frankfurt.
Year-round to Milan Malpensa and Rome Fiumicino
This new addition to its strategy of consolidating its Italian network, aims to offer extensive coverage and regular service. In addition to the new route, the airline operates year-round flights to Milan Malpensa, whilst connections to Rome Fiumicino have resumed with the summer schedule. In practice, during the summer the carrier operates up to nine daily flights between Frankfurt and the three Italian cities.
"More options to reach major destinations around the world”
“We are continuing to expand our presence in Italy, a market that plays a key role in our growth plans. With the introduction of flights from Venice, we are offering travellers even more options to reach major destinations around the world,” said David Carlisle, Vice President of Network Planning & Partnerships at Condor. “Our aim is to make long-haul travel more comfortable and enjoyable, combining efficient connections via Frankfurt with the high-quality flying experience offered by Condor.” Conversely, Venice remains a top choice for North American travellers, who now have an additional option for reaching the lagoon city.
Frankfurt's Terminal 3 is reserved for Condor operations
It is worth noting that “from April 2027, connections via our Frankfurt hub will be even simpler, as Terminal 3 will be reserved for Condor operations, an additional benefit to our product,” explains Lorna Dalziel, the German airline’s country manager for Italy. “Condor’s three daily flights from Venice represent a significant step forward in developing connectivity for our airport and the entire region. Connections to the airline’s Frankfurt hub guarantee direct access to European and intercontinental markets, including North America, the Caribbean and Asia, resulting in a further strengthening of tourist and business flows with Germany and the world,” said Camillo Bozzolo, aviation development director of the Save Group.
Long-haul flights are operated by Airbus A330neos
All long-haul flights are operated by Airbus A330neo aircraft, designed to offer outstanding comfort across three travel classes. Business Class stands out for its exclusive front-row Prime Seats, featuring fully reclining beds and 24-inch 4K monitors, whilst Premium Economy offers approximately 15 cm of extra legroom.
