Checked baggage
Packing made easy: Check the maximum size and allowable weight for checked baggage before your flight – depending on your travel class and destination.
Packing made easy: Check the maximum size and allowable weight for checked baggage before your flight – depending on your travel class and destination.
For safety and occupational health reasons (loading baggage), checked baggage must not weigh more than 32 kg (70.5 lb) per piece of baggage. This rule also applies to the free baggage allowance. If you wish to take more than 32 kilograms with you, you must divide your baggage between two bags (applies to Business Class passengers traveling to the USA, Canada and Puerto Rico).
Important documents, valuables and medication should be stowed in your carry-on baggage so they are immediately to hand in an emergency. We also recommend that you take out additional baggage insurance.
Details on baggage regulations can be found in our GTBC. You can find information on liability under Lost, delayed or damaged baggage.
The baggage allowance per person applies to adults and children aged 2 and over. Special baggage regulations apply for children, infants, and babies under 2 years of age.
If you have booked a Condor flight together with one or more other people and have a joint booking number, the free baggage allowance can also be distributed across other travellers in you party (applies to checked baggage only, not carry-on baggage).
Free baggage allowance, additional baggage items, weight, and possible fees depend on your route, departure and destination airport, and the fare you've booked. Condor distinguishes between four types of routes: long-haul, medium-haul, short-haul, and city short-haul flights. Your route is determined by your departure and destination airport.
Before you complete your booking, please check the baggage details to see exactly what baggage regulations apply to your chosen trip.
Baggage regulations always apply in both directions, regardless of where your trip starts.
Examples:
Note on dimensions and weight: If you change flights during your journey and fly both legs with Condor, the more generous baggage rules for free baggage allowance and weight always apply.
Examples:
Note regarding baggage fees: For connecting flights, baggage fees may be charged separately for each leg of the journey. The fees depend on the route of the respective flight segment with Condor.
To determine the price in advance, simply add up the amounts for:
Example:
If you're flying from Palma de Mallorca to New York via Frankfurt, just add up the prices for all sections of the route.
Important note regarding flights with our partners: If you fly a leg of your journey with one of our partner airlines, their baggage rules and fees apply.
Flights within Germany as well as flights to and from Egypt, Germany, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Croatia, Morocco, Austria, Portugal, Switzerland, Spain, Czechia, Turkey, Hungary, or Cyprus*
* The checked baggage can be divided across multiple pieces of baggage for these destinations. The total maximum weight must not be exceeded. The sum of the external dimensions (height + width + depth) of each individual item of baggage must not exceed max. 158 cm.
Flights to and from the United Arab Emirates*
Flights to and from Iraq or Lebanon*
* The checked baggage can be divided across multiple pieces of baggage for these destinations. The total maximum weight must not be exceeded. The sum of the external dimensions (height + width + depth) of each individual item of baggage must not exceed max. 158 cm.
Flights to and from Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, China, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Jamaica, Kenya, Panama, Maldives, Mauritius, Mexico, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand or Trinidad and Tobago*
Flights to and from Canada or the USA
* The checked baggage can be divided across multiple pieces of baggage for these destinations. The total maximum weight must not be exceeded. The sum of the external dimensions (height + width + depth) of each individual item of baggage must not exceed max. 158 cm.
Smart baggage is baggage that incorporates a built-in GPS tracker, a charging station for mobile phones and/or a scale. This equipment is powered by built-in lithium batteries. According to the latest IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, these items may not be checked in unless the lithium battery (or power bank) can be removed and transported in carry-on baggage. Please note that a maximum of two spare lithium batteries can be carried per person (only allowed in carry-on baggage). You can take it as carry-on baggage, provided that the carry-on baggage allowance and the permitted weight are not exceeded.
On Condor flights that use the Weight Concept, the free baggage allowance can be freely distributed among fellow passengers. Exceptions are flights to the USA and to Canada. This applies to flights that are booked together under a single booking number.
The division only applies to checked baggage, not carry-on baggage.
Nevertheless, the maximum limits must be adhered to. This ensures that the safety and occupational health and safety conditions for airport staff are met.
Each piece of baggage must not weigh more than 32 kg. The dimensions (length + width + height) must total less than 158 cm. Different rules may apply to feeder and connecting flights with other airlines.
We recommend you drop off your baggage two hours before departure. You can do this at the Condor baggage counter. You also have the option to use our self-service bag drop kiosks at the airport.
Yes, you can book extra suitcases for your Condor flight online or at the airport. You can add extra baggage during the booking process or afterwards via "My trip". You can find the prices on the Condor website.
At some German airports and in Zurich, we offer convenient late night check-in. This service is free of charge for guests in Business Class and Premium Economy Class.
Yes, baggage scales are available at most airports.
If you've already checked in online, you can drop off your baggage as usual with our colleagues at the Condor counters. This is possible during the usual check-in times. There is another option in Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Stuttgart. At thse locations, you can check in your baggage yourself at the kiosk. To do this, scan your boarding pass. Then follow the instructions on the screen. You'll find the machines in the same area as our regular counters.
Baggage that exceeds the maximum dimensions must be checked in as oversized baggage. Additional fees will be charged for this.
Some airports provide baggage storage. Please check directly with the respective airport.