Condor Resumes Nonstop Flights Between Frankfurt and Panama City
The German airline Condor has reinstated its direct flights to Panama, marking a significant step in the recovery and expansion of international air connectivity. With two weekly nonstop frequencies from Frankfurt, the route will be operated using modern Airbus A330-900neo aircraft, capable of carrying 310 passengers.
Key Timings: Efficient and Comfortable Connections
Flights will depart from Frankfurt on Wednesdays and Sundays at 21:50 (local time), arriving in Panama at 02:40 the following day. For the return journey, flights will leave Tocumen International Airport on Mondays and Thursdays at 11:05, landing in Germany at 05:15 the next day.
This schedule has been designed to optimize the passenger experience, enabling seamless connections across both Europe and the Americas.
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Tocumen Strengthens Its Role as the Gateway to the Americas
José Ruiz Blanco, General Manager of Tocumen International Airport, emphasized that these new operations reflect the confidence of international airlines in Panama as a key destination.
“The air connections starting this Thursday further strengthen the ties between Panama, Europe, and Mexico by promoting cultural, tourist, and commercial exchange. At the same time, they expand connectivity options for travelers, offering greater accessibility and comfort, and solidifying Tocumen’s position as the premier gateway to the Americas,” stated Ruiz Blanco.
Currently, the Panamanian airport connects to 87 destinations, establishing itself as a top-tier regional hub.
Aeroméxico’s Strategic Return
Alongside Condor, Aeroméxico has also reactivated its daily route between Mexico City and Panama City, previously suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The resumption of this key route adds value to the regional connectivity ecosystem, providing more options for business and leisure travelers.
The restart of these international routes reinforces Panama’s role as a vital node in the continent’s air network. Beyond boosting tourism, this new phase promotes trade and cultural exchange between Europe, Mexico, and Central America.
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