Condor's fleet today comprises more than 40 aircraft
Today, the airline is a member of the Thomas Cook Airlines Group, employs about 4,000 people, and has a fleet of 42 aircraft. From summer 2016, three more Boeing 767-300ERs will be added to the Condor fleet. The airline also plans to introduce additional routes to Austin, Texas, Fort-de-France on Martinique, and is rapidly working on expanding the number of flights from Munich.
Condor operates about seven million passenger flights annually to more than 75 destinations worldwide, including cities in Europe, Asia, Africa, America and the islands of the Indian Ocean. The company has three modern service classes – Business, Premium Economy and Economy. Each class offers comfortable seats, individual screens, a variety of complimentary meals and drinks, including Premium Menu or Special Menu.
Passengers in the enhanced comfort classes have the opportunity to unlimitedly enjoy various entertainment channels on a personal 15-inch monitor, or rest well in comfortable automated seats with a recline angle of up to 170 degrees and a length of 180 cm. Among the additional services are a special Family Service, online check-in, the possibility of upgrading the service class, and others.
Today, on the wings of Condor, Ukrainian passengers can easily reach the most popular exotic resorts in the world, located in Cuba, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, the Caribbean and Mexico. Together with two partner airlines, Condor offers convenient connections via Frankfurt and Munich.