Qantas has added German carrier Condor as a new airline partner, allowing Frequent Flyer members to redeem points across Condor’s global network and expanding the program to more than 30 airline partners and 1,300 destinations worldwide.
Condor network spans Europe, Mediterranean and Americas
Condor flies to more than 70 destinations across Europe, the Mediterranean, North America, Central America and the Caribbean, operating a widebody fleet including new Airbus A330neo aircraft with 30 lie-flat business seats. While Condor does not operate direct flights to Australia, Qantas Frequent Flyers can connect onto its network via hubs in Asia, North America, South Africa and Europe.
Sample Classic Reward pricing includes Bangkok to Frankfurt in Premium Economy from 85,000 points plus taxes, fees and carrier charges; Frankfurt to London Gatwick in Business from 21,000 points; and Frankfurt to Ibiza or Corfu in Economy from 16,100 points. Members can book across Condor’s Business, Premium Economy and Economy cabins from today via qantas.com.
Partnership follows record redemption year
Andrew Glance, Qantas Loyalty and Customer chief executive, said members redeemed a record 10 million rewards in FY26, including more than 5 million seats on Qantas and partner airlines. “We know how much our members love using their points to travel internationally, especially across Europe,” Glance said.
Pierre Dominique Prümm, Condor’s chief commercial officer, said the partnership extends beyond loyalty redemption. “By connecting our networks, we are creating new travel opportunities between Australia and New Zealand and our extensive network across Europe and beyond,” Prümm said.
The addition follows Qantas Frequent Flyer’s 2025 partnerships with Hawaiian Airlines and Philippine Airlines, alongside expanded arrangements with Emirates, Finnair, Air France, KLM and Iberia that unlocked Premium Economy reward seats for the first time.
For agents and corporate travel bookers assisting Qantas Frequent Flyer members, the Condor partnership adds meaningful redemption options across secondary European destinations not always well served by Qantas’s existing partner network, giving clients more flexibility when planning points-based European itineraries.
