Round up for the future
Voluntarily round up your airfare and support investments in sustainable aviation fuels (SAF).
Voluntarily round up your airfare and support investments in sustainable aviation fuels (SAF).
Every contribution supports more sustainable aviation: With "Round up for the future", you have the option to voluntarily round up the total price of your Condor or Marabu flight. When booking your flight, you can choose whether to round up your fare and thereby contribute to the future use of sustainable aviation fuels on Condor flights. The difference will be invested in full in the future use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), which goes beyond the statutory requirements.
During the flight booking process, you can voluntarily round up the total price of your flight. After entering your flight details and passenger information, the option will appear on the payment overview. With one click, you confirm that you would like to support the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) – then choose whether you would like to round up to the nearest £10.00, £20.00, £50.00 or £100.00 amount.
Yes. You decide if you want to round up the final price of your flight booking to the nearest £10.00, £20.00, £50.00, or £100.00 amount. The total price will be displayed to you in your flight booking.
Yes, even when flying with our sister company Marabu, you have the chance to voluntarily round up the total price. The rounded-up amount will also be exclusively invested in the additional use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) on Condor flights.
If you want to cancel your flight, the rounded-up amount will still be invested in the additional use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) on Condor flights and will not be refunded.
If the flight is cancelled by Condor or Marabu, you'll get the rounded-up amount back.
The rounded amount will exclusively be used by Condor for the additional use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The quantities of SAF purchased from them exceed the legally required amounts and will be used to refuel Condor aircraft over the next 12 months.
Condor offers several options for passengers who want to contribute to the reduction of emissions in aviation:
All contributions are used solely for these purposes and are completely voluntary. The SAF acquired from these contributions exceeds the legally mandated amounts, thereby enabling an additional contribution to the future reduction of kerosene-related emissions in aviation.




Sustainable Aviation Fuel – SAF for short – is an umbrella term for sustainable aviation fuels. They can reduce lifecycle CO₂ emissions by up to 80 percent compared to fossil kerosene (Source: SAF: Sustainable Aviation Fuel | Moeve).
SAF is produced from waste such as used cooking oil, plant residues or biomass without the use of fossil raw materials such as petroleum – materials that do not compete with food production. In addition to SAF from residual materials, electricity-based Power-to-Liquid fuels are also in development, also referred to as PtL or eSAF. For use in aviation, SAF is blended with conventional kerosene. One of the advantages of SAF as a "drop-in fuel" is that the existing infrastructure can be used without any issues.
Alternative fuels are regarded as a key means of reducing emissions from aviation using current aircraft technology. As part of its "Round up for the Future" initiative, Condor is purchasing SAF and using it on future Condor flights. These are SAF quantities beyond the legal requirements.
Moreover, according to the German Aerospace Center (DLR), Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) can help reduce contrails and climate impacts in aviation. This is because SAF contains fewer aromatic compounds than kerosene, resulting in fewer soot particles. This reduces, for example, the formation of ice crystals and thus the formation of cirrus clouds, which contribute to global warming.