Whilst its passengers look forward to starting their holidays in distant lands, this month also sees Condor’s belly capacities become available for booking on cargo.one. From July 2024, freight forwarders using cargo.one can start booking Condor capacity to destinations in Europe, USA, and Canada, initially. Other Condor regions across the world will subsequently be added to the platform. More than 100 destinations across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Indian Ocean, North America and the Caribbean, are served by the airline’s 50+-strong fleet. Its A330neo wide-body planes are particularly attractive for cargo operations, given that they are in keeping with environmental targets when it comes to noise and fuel-efficiency. “Condor is a key carrier in the DACH aviation sector,” the press release points out, as the airline operates out of Frankfurt, Dusseldorf, and Zurich. It also emphasizes its 70-year cargo experience. That cargo experience in general cargo, passive temperature controlled and perishables, is now open for immediate, 24/7 online booking, as part of its digital cargo growth strategy. In partnering with cargo.one, Condor opens its capacity up to the thousands of freight forwarders using the digital booking channel, thus expanding its global customer reach across 121 countries – and particularly in popular markets such as the Americas, Asia and Africa.
Thilo Schäfer, Head of Cargo at Condor, underlined: “It is imperative to our digital cargo strategy that Condor services are present on the most popular and relevant booking platforms. Benefiting from our long-standing cooperation, cargo.one can guarantee that every Condor customer receives an excellent experience. We value the commercial expertise that cargo.one brings in supporting Condor to best target market potentials.” Moritz Claussen, Founder & Co-CEO of cargo.one, concurred: “We have great pride and affection towards our collaboration with Condor. Having kicked off Condor’s digital distribution with its cargo partners back in 2020, we are excited to now be supporting the airline directly to accelerate its digital sales trajectory, and fully capitalize upon its many market potentials.”
