Condor expands US network with American Airlines

Condor is expanding its international partner network through a new interline agreement with American Airlines. The partnership will offer passengers additional connections across the US and Canada, making transatlantic travel more convenient. By connecting the two carriers’ networks, passengers will have access to a wider range of destinations and onward connections.

Under the partnership, Condor passengers will gain access to American Airlines’ extensive network, with onward connections available through Condor’s North American gateways in Boston, New York (JFK), Chicago and Los Angeles. Meanwhile, American Airlines passengers will be able to connect through Frankfurt and Munich to Condor’s extensive network across Europe and beyond.

New connections across North America and Europe

As part of the interline partnership, passengers will be able to book journeys involving both airlines on a single ticket. The agreement will also allow passengers to check their baggage through to their final destination, check in for their entire itinerary, and enjoy convenient onward connections.

With the resumption of flights between Frankfurt and Chicago in summer 2027, Condor is further expanding its North American network with another key destination. The new partnership with American Airlines will strengthen connectivity, with Chicago O’Hare serving as one of the carrier’s major hubs and offering onward connections to destinations across the US and Canada. Alongside Condor’s gateways in Boston, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, the partnership will provide access to hundreds of destinations across North America.

The partnership with American Airlines marks another step in Condor’s international partnership strategy. Building on its more than 10-year partnership with Alaska Airlines, Condor is continuing to expand its network of partners across North America.

“With American Airlines, we are welcoming a strong partner whose network perfectly complements our own and significantly enhances our connectivity across North America,” said David Carlisle, Vice President Network Planning & Partnerships Condor.

“This partnership strengthens our position in the transatlantic market while offering our guests even more travel options. Together, we are continuing to expand our international network and create attractive travel opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic.”

“American’s new agreement with Condor underscores our commitment to connect people with the places that matter most,” said Jeff Ogar, American’s Managing Director of Alliances. “Combining our extensive North American network with Condor’s presence in Germany and Europe creates a winning proposition for our mutual customers. We look forward to working together to deliver more travel options for our customers.”

The agreement with American Airlines also adds to Condor’s growing global partner network. The airline recently announced a new partnership with Qantas, strengthening connectivity across Australia and New Zealand. Together, these partnerships will expand Condor’s global reach and provide passengers with more convenient travel options worldwide.