Condor will retire its last Boeing 757-300 in November 2025, ending a 35-year Boeing era in its fleet. To mark the occasion, the airline will host a farewell flight on November 5 from Frankfurt to Vienna, featuring a celebration and a “world’s highest party” on the return. Only 75 tickets will be auctioned via the Condor Shop from September 22.
Until early November, the remaining six Boeing 757s will continue serving routes from Düsseldorf and Frankfurt to leisure destinations. The final scheduled flights are set for October 29 (Düsseldorf–Palma–Düsseldorf) and November 2 (Frankfurt–Hurghada–Frankfurt).
Condor says the retirement paves the way for a new Airbus fleet that is more modern, efficient, and sustainable.
This post was published on 13 September 2025 22:15
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