DALLAS- Southwest Airlines (WN) and Condor (DE) have launched a new partnership that links Condor’s long-haul service from Frankfurt (FRA) with Southwest’s domestic network across major US gateways. The collaboration opens the same ticket travel via Boston (BOS), Las Vegas (LAS), Los Angeles (LAX), Portland (PDX), San Francisco (SFO), and Seattle (SEA).
The agreement begins January 19, 2026, and allows travelers to book connected itineraries through Condor, travel agencies, and online platforms.

Southwest Airlines and Condor Partnership
The partnership aligns Condor’s expanding European and intercontinental network with Southwest’s extensive US coverage. Condor operates nearly 70 destinations across Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas from its Frankfurt base.
Southwest provides domestic feed through high-frequency operations, giving Condor customers access to dozens of onward US cities.
Las Vegas stands out as a major connection point due to Southwest’s large schedule and year-round visitor demand.
The pairing enables international passengers to reach more than 70 US cities from LAS, creating a practical link between transatlantic arrivals and Southwest’s high-frequency domestic service.
Both airlines emphasize the value of added choice and stronger connectivity. Southwest continues to broaden its international partner portfolio, now linking its network with five overseas carriers.
The airline is also preparing product upgrades, including a refreshed cabin and options for assigned and extra legroom seating beginning January 27, 2026.

Condor’s Modern Long Haul Fleet
Condor recently completed the renewal of its long-haul fleet with the Airbus A330neo, operating 18 aircraft in 2024 and planning to expand to 25 by 2031.
The airline carries nearly 10 million passengers annually and maintains high safety standards through its own engineering division based in Frankfurt and Düsseldorf.
Its short and medium-haul renewal is underway with 43 A32Xneo family aircraft scheduled for delivery by 2029.

Southwest’s Domestic Reach
Southwest serves 117 airports across 11 countries and operates one of the largest domestic networks in the United States.
The airline’s crew culture and low-cost model support strong brand loyalty, with more than 140 million passengers carried in 2024.
The carrier’s partnerships aim to extend its influence beyond North America by offering travelers greater access to international destinations through coordinated schedules.
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