Condor Selects A330neo For Long-Haul Fleet Revamp

July 29, 2021
Condor A330-900 in flight
Credit: Airbus
German leisure airline Condor has selected the Airbus A330-900 to replace its aging fleet of Boeing 767s. Condor will take on 16 A330neos, of which seven have been ordered new from Airbus. The other nine are coming from lessors. Financial details were not disclosed. Condor expects the first A330neo...

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