Condor Orders Four Additional Airbus A330neo Aircraft
The German airline Condor continues to strengthen its long-term growth strategy with a key new acquisition: it has ordered four additional A330-900neo aircraft from European manufacturer Airbus. This decision, already approved by the Supervisory Board, will bring the airline’s total A330neo fleet to 25 units by 2031, reinforcing its commitment to modern, efficient, and customer-focused operations.
Currently, Condor operates 18 A330neo aircraft, with three more expected to join the fleet by the end of 2027. With this expansion, all long-haul flights scheduled for this summer will be operated with new aircraft, offering passengers an optimized travel experience.
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“By adding more long-range aircraft, we aim to unlock new opportunities in international business and continue the successful growth strategy of recent years,” said Peter Gerber, CEO of Condor. The executive emphasized that, for the first time, all long-haul destinations will feature a fully standardized product. “The positive feedback from customers and operational stability confirm that we are on the right path and will continue to rely on the A330neo in the future,” he added.
Additionally, the airline has negotiated an option to acquire four more aircraft of the same model, though a final decision has not yet been made.
Since Condor completed the renewal of its long-haul fleet in 2024, passengers have enjoyed a consistent product on all transoceanic flights. The A330neo stands out for offering superior comfort, more personal space, onboard connectivity, and state-of-the-art complimentary entertainment.
The aircraft are equipped with Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, enabling operations with up to 50% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This advancement not only enhances operational efficiency but also supports the airline’s environmental commitments.
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