Condor to resume Frankfurt–Windhoek flights in summer 2027

Germany

Airline returns to Namibia with three weekly services after several years' absence

Condor will resume direct flights between Frankfurt and Windhoek from the end of June 2027, bringing Namibia back into its long-haul network. The route will operate three times a week and marks the airline's return to a destination that was previously served between 2014 and 2021.

The new service reflects continued demand for travel to Southern Africa and expands Condor's long-haul offering for the 2027 summer season.

Three weekly flights to Namibia

Flights from Frankfurt to Windhoek will depart every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, with return services operating on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

The route will be served by Condor's Airbus A330neo fleet, offering direct connections for both individual travellers and organised tour groups.

“Windhoek is returning to our long-haul portfolio after having been part of our route network for many years. Namibia has long been one of the most sought-after long-haul destinations for German holidaymakers. With this direct connection and our modern Airbus A330neo fleet, we are creating an attractive offering for both leisure travelers and tour operators that meets the strong demand for travel to Southern Africa,” said Peter Gerber, CEO of Condor.

Namibia remains a popular destination

Known for its vast landscapes, national parks and wildlife experiences, Namibia continues to rank among the most popular destinations in Southern Africa. Windhoek serves as the main gateway for travellers exploring the country and neighbouring regions.

The airline has already opened bookings for the Windhoek route as well as for several other destinations included in its summer 2027 schedule. Additional routes will be released gradually over the coming months, allowing customers to plan their travel well in advance.

Tickets are available through Condor's sales channels and travel agencies.