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We have flown business class to Europe for the past 12 years, using miles on British Airways. But one time we ran out of miles so I booked the home bound trip on Condor, since they fly non-stop to Seattle.
Comparing: Condor was fine for a daytime (westbound) flight. As noted, the seats are not true “lie flat’ like beds, but you do have more space than Economy and the seating is 2 together on the window side, not 3 like economy seating. So more private. The boarding process was a bit chaotic, but once we were aboard the service was fine and professional.
For an overnight flight, I prefer the lie-flat seats and slightly better food and more attentive service we have experienced on British Airways. But as I mentioned, we fly with miles; I would not want have wanted to pay the full cost of flying BA in business class on those trips.
Since you are set on flying non-stop to Germany, Condor is likely your best option for business class, price-wise.
But do compare to Lufthansa and United before you commit to Condor..
And check and understand their policy on refundable or flexible tickets. Fully refundable tickets are very expensive, but some airlines are offering a flexible option at little or no extra cost. I have no idea about United, etc., but BA’s “buy with confidence” policy allows you to book ow for flights through August 2022, and cancel for free up to the date of travel. You get a voucher for future flights, not a refund, so it is a “flexible” option.
https://www.britishairways.com/en-us/information/incident/coronavirus/flexible-booking
If you would consider a flight with a plane change in London, you could fly BA ( or American Airlines) in Premium Economy (2 seats not 3 on the window side), more room than regular economy, better food, etc. but not “lie flat”) from LAX to Munich for $2950 pp in July. To that you would add seat selection fees if you want to choose yourself in advance of check-in. I think seat choice in PE is around $149 each. Condor for business class to Germany the same dates is $3440 (other dates may differ) but you would add $220 per person for the “flexible” option. Seat selection is free.
So, total $3100 per person for BA Premium Economy, versus $3660 for Condor Business Class. The main difference would be the amount of seat recline. Overall flight time for the BA flight including the plane change is under 15 hours, versus around 12 hours for the Condor flight with no changes.
Condor prices their flights day by day, with $100 or more difference between flights on adjacent days ( probably depending on how full they are). So if your dates are flexible, you could bring that price down by careful selection. But in any case, you should add the extra $220 pp for the flexible option.
