Condor Airline Baggage Policy

Carry-on Baggage 

Here is the carry-on baggage policy for Condor Airlines in table form:

Passengers are allowed to bring one small personal item, such as a purse or laptop bag, in addition to their carry-on baggage. The personal item must fit under the seat in front of the passenger.

It is important to note that carry-on baggage may be subject to size and weight restrictions at specific airports, and passengers may be asked to check their baggage if it exceeds the limits. Therefore, it is recommended that passengers check the particular requirements for their flight on the Condor Airlines website or by contacting customer service to avoid any issues.

Checked Baggage 

Checked baggage policy for Condor Airlines 

Passengers can purchase additional baggage allowance if needed, subject to their flight's specific requirements and fees.

It is important to note that baggage exceeding the weight and size limits may be subject to additional fees or may not be accepted for transport. Therefore, passengers are advised to pack their luggage according to the baggage policy to avoid any additional fees or issues at the airport.

Additionally, Condor Airlines recommends that passengers label their baggage with their name, address, and contact information to ensure that the luggage is correctly identified and returned in case of loss or mishandling.

Excess Baggage 

The excess baggage policy for Condor Airlines varies depending on the flight zone of the passenger. The flight zones are divided into six categories, and the fees for excess baggage depend on the flight zone, cabin class, and season. Passengers are advised to check the specific fees for their flight on the Condor Airlines website or by contacting customer service.

The flight zones for Condor Airlines are defined as follows:

1. Zone 1: Short-haul flights within Europe and domestic flights in Germany
2. Zone 2: Medium-haul flights to destinations outside of Europe, such as the Caribbean and North Africa
3. Zone 3: Long-haul flights to destinations outside of Europe, such as the United States and Asia
4. Zone 4: Flights to South America and Africa
5. Zone 5: Flights to the Indian Ocean and Mauritius
6. Zone 6: Flights to Australia and New Zealand

Passengers who exceed the checked baggage allowance for their cabin class and flight zone will be required to pay an excess baggage fee. The fee for excess baggage may vary depending on the season, so passengers are advised to check the specific fees for their flight on the Condor Airlines website or by contacting customer service.

It is important to note that excess baggage is subject to availability and may not be accepted for transport if there is limited space on the aircraft. Therefore, passengers are advised to check the specific flight requirements and book excess baggage in advance to avoid any issues at the airport.

Passengers can also purchase additional baggage allowance in advance, which may be cheaper than paying the excess baggage fee at the airport. The specific fees for additional baggage allowance may vary depending on the route and cabin class, so passengers are advised to check the Condor Airlines website or contact customer service for more information.

Zone 5 excess baggage rate:

1. 1st Baggage Item (Economy Light only) – US$75.00 (up to 23 kg)
2. 2nd Baggage Item (Economy & Premium Class) – US$95.00 (up to max. 23 kg)
3. 3rd Baggage Item (Economy, Premium & Business Class) – US$150.00 (up to max. 23 kg)