Condor has inaugurated its new nonstop service between Stuttgart and Dubai, with flight DE2546 taking off for the first time this Monday morning. The carrier will now operate four weekly flights on the route, complementing its existing daily service from Berlin.
With this addition, Condor becomes Germany’s most frequent operator between Berlin, Stuttgart, and Dubai.
“Dubai is a highly sought-after winter destination,” said Peter Gerber, CEO of Condor. “This new route responds to strong demand from southern Germany and further strengthens our regional presence. Together with our partner Emirates, we can now offer travellers even more convenient global connections via Dubai.”
The new service targets passengers from southern Germany seeking a direct link to the United Arab Emirates, where Dubai continues to attract visitors with its warm climate, modern attractions, and extensive leisure options throughout the winter.
This post was published on 3 November 2025 21:55
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