Condor has launched a new connection between Prague and Frankfurt, unlocking significantly cheaper flights to the United States and beyond.

For years, flying from Prague to New York typically cost around CZK 10,000, and that was considered a good deal. Occasionally, lucky travelers could grab discounted tickets for CZK 7,000—but only with inconvenient dates and limited availability.

That has now changed.

German airline Condor has introduced a new daily route from Prague to Frankfurt, creating a direct gateway to long-haul flights across the Atlantic. With this new option, travelers can book roundtrip tickets to New York starting at just CZK 7,000—a price that’s become much more accessible. The total journey takes just over 11 hours, including the transfer in Frankfurt.

By comparison, Delta Airlines, which offers a direct seasonal route between Prague and New York (May to October), charges around CZK 13,000.

More Than Just the U.S.: Caribbean, Africa, Asia

Condor began operating its Prague–Frankfurt route in early May. From Frankfurt, travelers gain access to destinations across North America, South America, Africa, and Asia, including the Maldives, Seychelles, Thailand, and South Africa. Panama City is also now reachable, making it a new starting point for exploring Latin America.

The connection to Frankfurt is served twice daily with an Airbus A320ceo, offering up to 180 seats per flight. Return fares between Prague and Frankfurt start at around CZK 3,500, significantly cheaper than Lufthansa’s average CZK 8,000 for the same route.

Condor: A Growing Airline With Global Reach

Condor, known for its distinctive green-and-white striped planes, has been flying since 1956 and now serves approximately 70 global destinations. The airline provides economy and business class on shorter routes, and offers premium economy on long-haul flights.

This year, in addition to expanding operations in Prague, Condor has also launched new routes in Rome, Palermo, Milan, Vienna, Zurich, Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich.

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