Condor Becomes Latest Qantas Airline Partner

Condor passenger jet with gold-and-white striped livery and landing gear down in flight against a blue sky
Condor Becomes Latest Qantas Airline Partner
Qantas has expanded its partner network with German airline Condor, which means Qantas Frequent Flyers now have access to thousands of new Classic Reward seats across Europe and beyond. This new addition grows the Qantas Frequent Flyer program to more than 30 airline partners and 1,300 destinations worldwide.
 
If you would like to incorporate Condor into your travel plans, and you’re a Qantas Frequent Flyer or Amex cardholder/have PayReward Points you’d like to convert, speak to one of our Reward Travel Specialists about your travel needs.

Who is Condor and What Does this Mean for Frequent Flyers?

Condor services over 70 destinations across Europe, the Mediterranean, North America, Central America, and the Caribbean – the carrier operates a widebody fleet, which includes its Airbus A330neo aircraft featuring 30 Business seats that convert into fully flat beds.

Members can book Classic Reward seats across Condor’s Business, Premium Economy, and Economy cabins from today – simply contact one of our Reward Travel Specialists to start making plans.

“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,” said Qantas Loyalty and Customer CEO, Andrew Glance.

More recently, Qantas has welcomed Hawaiian Airlines and Philippine Airlines as airline partners. They’ve even expanded partnerships with Emirates, Finnair, Air France, KLM and Iberia. 

“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,” said Condor Chief Commercial Officer Dr. Pierre Dominique Prümm.

How Many Points are Required to Fly Business Class with Condor?

Now, travellers should note that Condor does not operate flights directly to Australia. However, Qantas Frequent Flyers can connect onto the airline’s global network via key hubs in Asia, North America, South Africa, and Europe.

*Points are current as of the time of publishing – 04/09/2026

Fare table listing flight routes, cabin class, and points required for redemption (premium economy to economy to business).

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