Just flew back on Condor from FRA to BWI on one of their wide body Airbuses, and was blown away by the seat space-better than economy-plus on Lufthansa. Config is 2-4-2, was in 4H on the aisle and could easily cross my legs when I wanted, and I'm 6 foot tall. They supplied a "meal" and a "snack" which was equivelant to what you used to get in coach in the U.S., however, you pay for wine and snacks; wine was cheaper than what you pay on a U.S. carrier. Condor is owned by Lufthansa, which supplies the connections to FRA (we 6 flew CDG -FRA on LUF) and no issues or problems. Check them out.
Posted by
Forest Grove, OR
11776 posts
We have flown the, several times now and would again. 4H sounds like Economy-Plus. We did try true economy once and it was so ridiculous that we upgraded in flight to Economy-Plus for the international flight. Their Business Class, which we splurged on this spring, is very nice.
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11877 posts
Just flew back on Condor from FRA to BWI on one of their wide body Airbuses,
That would be astounding.
The only wide body Condor shows in their fleet is a 767 -- https://www.condor.com/us/fly-enjoy/condor-partner/our-fleet.jsp
Posted by
Bavaria
2480 posts
Condor is owned by Lufthansa
Condor was the charter airline of Lufthansa until 1997. Presently it's owned by Thomas Cook (which desperately wants to get rid of it).
Posted by
Green Bay
21145 posts
Seatguru shows seating for 2 versions of the 330 Airbus used by Condor. Yes, 2-4-2 seating in economy. That was the standard seat configuration for the A330, but some airlines have begun to squeeze that to 3-3-3.
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11877 posts
https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Condor_Flugdienst/information.php
I see no A330 there.
Posted by
Green Bay
21145 posts
https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Thomas_Cook_Airlines/Thomas_Cook_Airlines_Airbus_A330-200.php
Thomas Cook owns Condor.
https://matrix.itasoftware.com/#view-flights:research=FRABWI
Click on "Details".