Frankfurt/Main - The German airline Condor has officially launched its scheduled Frankfurt-Tel Aviv service following the arrival of its inaugural Frankfurt–Tel Aviv flight at Ben Gurion Airport on August 1, 2026 (Saturday). The new daily service strengthens air connectivity between Germany and Israel providing travellers starting in Germany with convenient access to Tel Aviv as vibrant destination.
Condor is one of Germany's most established and recognized airlines, operating since 1956. In recent years, the airline has undergone a highly acclaimed international rebranding, introducing its distinctive striped aircraft livery in vibrant yellow, blue, red, green, and beige. Inspired by sunshine, striped beach towels islands, and the sea, the unique design has become one of the airline's most recognizable brand assets.
Condor will operate the Frankfurt–Tel Aviv route with a daily frequency. Flights will depart from Frankfurt in the afternoon and return from Tel Aviv in the morning next day, supporting the airline's international network expansion and responding to the growing demand for travel between Israel, Germany, and more than 70 other Condor destinations around the world.
Passengers can choose from several fare options and service classes to suit their travel needs. On short- and medium-haul flights, passengers can choose between Business Class and Economy Class. On long-haul flights, Condor offers three cabin classes: Economy Class, Premium Economy Class, and Business Class, featuring fully flat beds.
The guest of the inaugural flight were welcomed at Ben Gurion Airport with a celebratory ceremony attended by representatives of Condor and senior executives from the aviation industry. The launch of the new route marks an important milestone for both Condor, further expanding the portfolio of international destinations.
"With the launch of our new service between Frankfurt and Tel Aviv, we are expanding our route network with an attractive destination in a region that is strategically important to Condor. Our guests will benefit not only from a convenient nonstop connection from Frankfurt but also from seamless onward connections when flying from all over the world to Israel. We look forward to welcoming even more guests from on board together with our partners in the future," said Peter Gerber, CEO of Condor.

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