Qantas Frequent Flyers now have a fresh route into Europe, with Frankfurt‑based Condor joining the airline’s partner network. The partnership adds hundreds of thousands of Classic Reward seats across Condor’s network. It also expands Qantas’ reach to more than 30 partner airlines and over 1,300 destinations worldwide.
With Condor now on the map, you can use your Qantas Points to fly to Germany and beyond at Partner Classic Reward rates. It’s a welcome boost if you’re planning a European summer or mapping out a long‑haul adventure.
Condor
Condor brings plenty of personality to the partnership. The airline is known for its beach‑towel‑striped aircraft and modern fleet, including A330neo jets with lie‑flat Business seats. It serves more than 70 destinations across Europe, the Mediterranean, North America, Central America, and the Caribbean.
Condor doesn’t fly directly to Australia. Instead, you can connect through Bangkok or via hubs in North America, South Africa, or Europe. These options make it easy to slot Condor into a multi‑stop itinerary.
Reward Seats
From a pricing perspective, Condor sits within the Partner Classic Flight Reward table alongside most other partner airlines. As a result, you’ll pay the standard partner rates when redeeming Qantas Points. Example redemption prices are shown below.
| Route | Cabin | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Bangkok – Frankfurt | Premium Economy | 85,000 + taxes, fees and carrier charges |
| Frankfurt – Cancún | Economy | 43,500 + taxes, fees and carrier charges |
| Los Angeles – Frankfurt | Economy | 51,800 + taxes, fees and carrier charges |
| Frankfurt – London (Gatwick) | Business | 21,000 + taxes, fees and carrier charges |
| Frankfurt – Ibiza or Corfu | Economy | 16,100 + taxes, fees and carrier charges |
What Qantas says
Qantas Loyalty and Customer CEO Andrew Glance said the partnership strengthens the program’s global reach:
We know how much our members love using their points to travel internationally, especially across Europe. We’ve built one of the largest and most diverse partner airline networks in the world, which continues to deliver more choice and value for our members each year.
Adding a world-class carrier like Condor only strengthens our program and global footprint even further, as our members map out their travel for the year ahead.
What Condor says
Condor Chief Commercial Officer Dr. Pierre Dominique Prümm said the partnership opens new travel opportunities:
We are delighted to launch our partnership with Qantas, giving Qantas Frequent Flyers the opportunity to redeem their points on Condor flights. At the same time, our cooperation goes beyond loyalty. By connecting our networks, we are creating new travel opportunities between Australia and New Zealand and our extensive network across Europe and beyond.
Final Words
Overall, the new partnership between Qantas and Condor gives Frequent Flyers a broader path into Europe and beyond. Yous gain access to hundreds of thousands of extra Classic Reward seats, competitive partner pricing, and a colourful, modern fleet that reaches more than 70 destinations. And while Condor doesn’t fly to Australia, easy connections through across Asia, North America, South Africa, and Europe, make it a practical new option.
