Condor brings curtain down on Boeing 757 operations

Condor Brings Curtain Down on Boeing 757 Operations

German leisure airline Condor has officially ended more than three decades of Boeing 757 service with a special farewell flight departing from Frankfurt to Vienna on November 5, 2025.

The Final Flight

The last remaining Boeing 757-300, registered D-ABOM and painted in a red-and-white candy-striped livery, carried over 100 passengers on a commemorative round trip. The group included airline employees, journalists, and devoted fans of the iconic jet.

Three Decades of Service

For over 30 years, the Boeing 757 played a central role in Condor’s short- and medium-haul network. Data from ch-aviation show the airline operated 18 Boeing 757-200 and nine 757-300 aircraft during this period.

End of an Era

Most of Condor’s remaining 757s were recently retired, with some transferred to Cotswold Airport in the UK for dismantling. The November 5 flight marked the official conclusion of the airline’s Boeing 757 era.

“After 35 years, Condor says goodbye to the Boeing 757 — an aircraft that shaped the airline’s operations for decades.”

Ticket Auction and Memories

In September 2025, Condor auctioned 75 tickets through its online shop, giving aviation enthusiasts a final opportunity to join this historic farewell journey.

Author’s Summary: Condor closed the chapter on its 35-year Boeing 757 legacy with a symbolic flight from Frankfurt to Vienna, marking the end of an era in its fleet history.

AeroTime — 2025-11-06