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Fall 2024: Condor adds Thailand to its flight schedule



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Daily flights to Thailand: Condor is adding two new destinations to its flight schedule from September 2024. There will be four flights a week from Frankfurt to Bangkok and three flights a week to Phuket. With that the airline offers the only non-stop flight from Germany to Phuket and will also be the only German airline to fly directly to Bangkok from Frankfurt. In addition, the connection from Berlin to Dubai will be launched from October 2024.

An A330neo will be used for the flights to Thailand. On board the 2-liter aircraft, guests will enjoy the highest level of comfort in Business Class, pure relaxation in Premium Economy Class and a greater sense of space in Economy Class.

With these two destinations, Condor is bringing holidaymakers back to Asia for the first time since the pandemic. Bangkok, the vibrant capital of Thailand, attracts travelers with its impressive architecture and lively street markets. The royal palace and the many temples are an invitation to marvel. The city is also a hub for round trips throughout Southeast Asia. Phuket attracts visitors with its beautiful beaches and relaxed island atmosphere. It also offers exciting water sports and a unique nightlife.

In addition to Thailand, the connection from Berlin to Dubai (DXB) will be launched from October 2024. Condor will then fly daily to the United Arab Emirates with an A320neo. From Dubai, Condor offers connecting flights with its partner Emirates to many other destinations. As part of the partnership, Condor guests can collect Skywards miles on all flights.

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