Condor Launches ‘Round Up for the Future’ to Support Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Germany

German leisure airline Condor has introduced a new initiative titled “Round up for the future”, allowing passengers to make a meaningful environmental impact with a small gesture.

Travellers booking flights with Condor can now choose to round up the total amount of their ticket to the next €10, €20, €50, or €100 – with 100% of the additional amount going directly toward the purchase of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).

This new option reflects Condor’s response to customer feedback from a recent survey, which revealed a strong desire for simple, accessible ways to contribute to sustainable travel. By offering the ability to round up during the booking process, Condor expands its climate-conscious options and promotes broader participation in aviation decarbonisation.

How it works:

When finalising a booking, after entering flight and passenger information, guests are presented with the opportunity to voluntarily round up their payment in the checkout screen. The chosen round-up amount is invested exclusively in SAF procurement, enabling Condor to refuel with quantities exceeding the mandatory minimum.

Additional Sustainability Options:

The “Round up for the future” initiative complements Condor’s existing climate contribution options. Travellers can make voluntary contributions during or after booking to support SAF use and certified climate protection projects. Additionally, the Green Fare—available across all routes and booking classes—calculates climate support based on the kerosene-related CO₂ emissions specific to the selected class.

Condor remains firmly committed to the aviation industry’s goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. A key pillar of this effort is the airline’s modernised fleet: since March 2024, all Condor long-haul flights have been operated exclusively with fuel-efficient Airbus A330neo aircraft. Fleet renewal continues on short- and medium-haul routes with 43 A32Xneo aircraft currently on order.

For more information and to participate in the “Round up for the future” programme, visit www.condor.com.