Condor adds more Zurich-Frankfurt flights with new winter connections for 2025/26

Peter Gerber, CEO
Peter Gerber, CEO - Condor
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At the beginning of the 2025/2026 winter season, Condor will expand its flight offerings for travelers departing from Switzerland. The airline will operate three daily flights from Zurich to Frankfurt, allowing passengers to connect to various international destinations with short transfer times. This schedule includes connections to Condor’s long-haul routes as well as popular winter destinations such as the Canary Islands.

Thomas Welti, Country Manager Switzerland, stated, “Condor attaches great importance to good connections from Switzerland. The flight times are coordinated so that travelers can depart from Zurich in the morning and reach the Canary Islands on the same day – ideal for anyone looking to escape the winter.”

Travelers can choose from different fare and service options, including Economy Class and Business Class. Business Class offers amenities such as a free middle seat, a special menu, a wide selection of drinks, extra baggage allowance, free sports equipment transport, and priority airport services including lounge access.

Information about flight schedules, transfer times, and destinations is available on the Condor website. Tickets for the 2025/2026 winter season can be booked online at https://condor.com/en or through travel agencies.



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