Summer Cape Town Flights for Condor

Condor – the Thomas Cook-owned leisure carrier – touched down for the first time at Cape Town International Airport on 4 November. Condor will operate twice-weekly overnight flights between Frankfurt and Cape Town on Sundays and Wednesdays until the end of April, providing more than 14,000 additional seats to Cape Town over the next six months. It uses a B767-300 with 270 seats in three classes - Economy, Premium Economy and ‘Comfort’ (Business) Class. Condor is punting its Premium Economy service, which offers an additional 15cm legroom, ‘premium’ meals, a cocktail service including a snack, free alcoholic drinks, a large variety of newspapers and magazines, free seat reservation and a separate check-in in Frankfurt.

AVIAREPS To Represent Condor

German leisure carrier Condor and general sales agent, AVIAREPS, have announced their co-operation in the South African market. For the launch of new flights between Frankfurt and Cape Town in November, the Johannesburg team of AVIAREPS has been appointed for the positioning of Condor in the market and being a local point of contact for all sales and reservations queries in South Africa.
 Starting on 3 November, Condor offers non-stop flights from Frankfurt to Cape Town. Aircraft depart on Tuesdays and Saturdays from Germany, whilst return flights from Cape Town are offered on Wednesdays and Sundays. Passengers will benefit from convenient overnight connections. Frankfurt – Cape Town is scheduled from 22h05 – 10h50 +1 on Tuesdays and 20h40 – 09h25 + 1 on Saturdays.
Cape Town – Frankfurt is served at 23h20 – 10h20 on Wednesdays and 18h55 – 05h55 on Sundays. Condor offers different classes on its long-haul routes: Economy Class, Premium Economy and Comfort Class. All services are operated with a modern Boeing 767-300 and are already available for sale.