Condor, the Frankfurt-based airline, announced a new interline agreement with American Airlines. The partnership, said the announcement, will provide travelers with a wide range of new connections from more than 150 cities served by American to Condor’s transatlantic gateways in Boston, New York (JFK), Los Angeles and, beginning in May 2027, Chicago.  By linking the two airlines’ networks, said the announcement, American customers originating in the US will be able to connect to Condor’s nonstop flights to Frankfurt and its growing network throughout Europe including Paris, Rome, Milan, Berlin, Barcelona, Munich, Vienna, Zurich and more.

David Carlisle, vice president network planning & partnerships, Condor, said:  “This partnership strengthens our position in the transatlantic market while offering our guests even more travel options. Together, we are continuing to expand our international network and create attractive travel opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic.”

Jeff Ogar, American’s managing director of alliances, said, “Combining our extensive North American network with Condor’s presence in Germany and Europe creates a winning proposition for our mutual customers.”

As part of the partnership, travelers will be able to book their entire journey across both airlines on a single ticket. Additional benefits include through-checked baggage to the final destination, check-in for the complete itinerary and seamless onward connections.