The German holiday and leisure carrier Condor has started flights to Thailand, with the first one taking off last weekend. The Condor Airbus A330neo D-ANRO operated flight DE2368 from Frankfurt to Phuket on Saturday at around 15:10 local time. On Sunday, flight DE2362 then brought guests from Frankfurt to Bangkok. In both Phuket and Bangkok, the first Condor passenger flight was warmly welcomed at a reception with representatives from Condor, the airport and the tourism association.
From now on, guests have the opportunity to fly with Germany's most popular vacation airline four times a week to Phuket and five times a week to the capital of Thailand. All flights to Thailand will be operated with the brand-new A330neo. On board the new aircraft, guests can expect maximum customer comfort, a significantly more spacious feeling, first-class in-flight entertainment and connectivity in all classes. The three Airbus A330-900neo aircraft are also equipped with state-of-the-art Trent 7000 engines from Rolls Royce, which can be operated particularly efficiently and with sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) thanks to the latest technology.
In addition to the new destinations in Thailand, Condor is now also flying again to the popular winter long-haul destinations of Cape Town, the Maldives and the Seychelles.
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