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German Airline Condor Resumes Flights to Israel With New Daily Tel Aviv-Frankfurt Route

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First reported by Walla · Aug 2, 2026

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German airline Condor resumed flights to Israel after 70 years, launching a new daily Tel Aviv-Frankfurt route that connects passengers to numerous global destinations. The airline, known for its colorful aircraft design, is expanding alongside other foreign carriers increasing flights to Ben Gurion Airport.

01Condor resumed flights to Israel after a 70-year hiatus with a new daily Tel Aviv-Frankfurt route.
02The route offers direct flights to Frankfurt and onward connections across Europe and beyond.
03Condor is recognized for its colorful striped aircraft livery symbolizing vacations.
04Founded in 1956, Condor serves over 70 destinations and carries 10 million passengers annually.
05The airline invested billions in fleet modernization, including Airbus A330neo and A32Xneo aircraft.
06Condor's return reflects a trend of foreign airlines expanding operations at Ben Gurion Airport.

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