New flights to Norway and Finland, Condor expands feeder network across Europe
Frankfurt Airport’s winter schedule 2025/26 comes into effect on October 26, featuring 81 airlines serving 244 destinations in 96 countries. The airport expects around 3,700 departures and 680,000 weekly seats, marking a 3% increase in capacity year-on-year. With over 900 intercontinental flights each week, Frankfurt maintains its position as Germany’s leading global aviation hub. The schedule runs through March 28, 2026.
New routes and expansions
- Discover Airlines will expand into Northern Europe, adding Alta and Harstad-Narvik (Norway) and Oulu (Finland) as new winter destinations, alongside year-round flights to Varna (Bulgaria).
- Lufthansa will continue serving Bydgoszcz (Poland) up to five times weekly, while SkyUp Airlines adds flights to Chisinau (Moldova).
- Condor will strengthen its Frankfurt feeder network with three daily flights to Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Zurich, and Vienna, and twice-daily links to Prague, Milan Malpensa, and Paris CDG.
- Lufthansa City Airlines will begin operations at FRA in February 2026, taking over select European and domestic routes including Manchester, Valencia, Málaga, and Düsseldorf.
- TUIfly introduces Sharm El Sheikh (Egypt) in November, Air Astana continues Almaty (Kazakhstan), and Discover Airlines adds the Seychelles.
- In Latin America, Condor maintains its new Panama City route with twice-weekly flights.
These additions underscore Frankfurt’s dynamic winter offering and its continued growth as a major global connection point.