Effective May 21, 2022, Condor resumes nonstop operations between Frankfurt (FRA) and Phoenix, AZ. After a two-year suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the German leisure airline will offer twice-weekly flights between May and September.
The German leisure carrier began operating at Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) in May 2018, experienced strong passenger demand in the same start-up year and 2019 prior to the onset of the pandemic.
«Condor’s return to Phoenix continues to be an important return to travel and we look forward to welcoming more international visitors,» said Kate Gallego, mayor of Phoenix.
«Direct, nonstop flights to Frankfurt offer our community more access and easy connections to Europe. This flight adds a vital boost to our economy, as international flights to Phoenix generate approximately $3 billion each year», added Gallego.
Flight Itinerary
- Frankfurt – Phoenix DE2026 FRA 15:30 – PHX 18:35 Thursday and Saturday.
- Phoenix – Frankfurt DE2027 PHX 20:45 – FRA 16:50 Thursday and Saturday.
Leisure and business travelers have the option of connecting to other European destinations through Condor’s route network. The flights will be operated on its Boeing 767-300ERs with a capacity of more than 250 seats in two classes: eighteen in Business Class and 239/241 in Economy, according to aircraft configuration.
With the return of Condor to Phoenix, Sky Harbor International Airport is once again connected to Germany and a second direct nonstop link to Europe. British Airways and American Airlines currently offer long-haul flights from Phoenix (PHX) to London Heathrow (LHR).
According to data obtained by Aviacionline through Cirium, the popular German leisure airline for the summer season will offer between Frankfurt (FRA) and the United States 19,498 seats per week in seventy-six air operations through twelve destinations.
