Condor receives IATA CEIV Pharma certification for cargo operations

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Heiko Holm Chief Technical Officer - Condor
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Condor has strengthened its cargo operations by obtaining the CEIV Pharma

“The transportation of pharmaceutical & healthcare products is highly

Continuous Expansion of the CEIV Pharma Network

Currently, transportation of pharmaceutical shipments following CEIV standards

With the introduction of 18 brand-new Airbus A330-900neo aircraft, offering a

All details regarding Condor’s network, product offerings, and cargo booking

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