Flights from Phoenix to Hamburg from US$ 629.99

For flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Hamburg (HAM), the lowest average prices occur in February and November. Within the week, Thursday departures are cheaper than Sunday departures on this route. Prices depend on travel date, so comparing dates in these months around midweek helps find lower fares.

Flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Hamburg (HAM) require connections such as those via Seattle (SEA) and Frankfurt (FRA). On this routing, the flight from Phoenix (PHX) to Seattle (SEA) takes about 2 hours, from Seattle (SEA) to Frankfurt (FRA) about 10 hours, and from Frankfurt (FRA) to Hamburg (HAM) about 1 hour.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Phoenix (PHX) to Frankfurt (FRA), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, Economy Class passengers are served a complimentary Taste the World Standard Menu and a snack, along with free soft and hot drinks throughout the flight. Additional snacks and alcoholic drinks can be purchased from the onboard menu. Onward flights within Europe, such as Frankfurt (FRA) to Hamburg (HAM), follow the short- or medium-haul service concept and may offer a different, more limited selection of Taste the World compared with the long-haul flight.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Phoenix (PHX) to Frankfurt (FRA), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, Business Class features a fully flat seat with 180° recline and a bed length of about 6 ft 6 in, with every seat offering direct aisle access and a large personal 17.3" 4K monitor. Business Class passengers are served Taste the World Gourmet Menus with several courses, together with a wide selection of drinks including a welcome drink, and receive a high-quality amenity kit. At the airport, Business Class includes lounge access at participating airports and priority services for check-in, security, boarding, and baggage. On long-haul flights to and from the USA, Business Class also includes an increased checked baggage allowance of 2 pieces at 32 kg each and an increased cabin baggage allowance of 16 kg. The shorter connecting flight within Europe, such as Frankfurt (FRA) to Hamburg (HAM), follows a separate service concept that differs from the long-haul Business Class experience.

Flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Hamburg (HAM) with Condor operate with connections via a North American gateway such as Seattle (SEA), Portland (PDX), Las Vegas (LAS) or Calgary (YYC) and onward through Frankfurt (FRA), with no nonstop service. For the Condor-operated long-haul section between Seattle (SEA) and Frankfurt (FRA), summer flights operate on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, while in winter this long-haul flight operates on Monday.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Phoenix (PHX) to Frankfurt (FRA), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, Wi‑Fi and additional entertainment are offered through the FlyConnect service. Passengers can connect smartphones, tablets, or laptops to use messaging apps, browse the internet, and access extra digital content, with paid data packages purchased on board. The personal screens on long-haul flights provide an on‑demand entertainment program with a wide selection of movies, series, music, and children’s content. On the shorter connecting flights within Europe, such as Frankfurt (FRA) to Hamburg (HAM), onboard connectivity and entertainment options can differ from the long-haul setup.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Phoenix (PHX) to Frankfurt (FRA), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, travelers in Economy Class can reserve extra legroom seats for an additional fee, including XL seats at emergency exits where safety requirements are met. Seats can be reserved in advance or during online check-in, up to 48 hours before departure. On some fares, such as Business class and certain higher Economy fares, standard seat reservations are included at no extra charge. On connecting flights within Europe, such as Frankfurt (FRA) to Hamburg (HAM), extra legroom seating is also offered, but the exact configuration and conditions can differ from the long-haul flight.

For flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Hamburg (HAM), February and November stand out as the most economical months to travel on this route. Booking about two months before departure for these periods helps secure lower fares compared with last‑minute purchases. For other travel months, booking a few months ahead rather than very close to departure increases the likelihood of finding lower prices.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Phoenix (PHX) to Frankfurt (FRA), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, three travel classes are offered: Economy Class, Premium Economy Class, and Business Class. Economy Class provides ergonomic seats and a complimentary Taste the World Standard Menu with a snack plus free soft and hot drinks. Premium Economy Class adds more space and comfort, a Classic Premium Menu from the Taste the World range, an enhanced drinks selection, and a higher Baggage allowance compared with Economy. Business Class features a fully flat bed, a large personal screen, Taste the World Gourmet Menus with an extensive drink selection, a premium amenity kit, lounge access at participating airports, and priority services on the ground. On connecting flights within Europe, such as Frankfurt (FRA) to Hamburg (HAM), the available classes and service concept differ from the long-haul portion and follow the short- or medium-haul product.

For flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Hamburg (HAM), baggage rules depend on the travel class and fare booked on the long-haul section between North America and Europe. In Economy Class, one fare includes 8 kg of cabin baggage as a small bag only, while other Economy fares include 8 kg of cabin baggage plus a free checked baggage allowance of 20 kg on long-haul flights. Premium Economy Class includes a higher free checked baggage allowance and more generous cabin baggage than Economy, with exact limits shown during fare selection. Business Class on long-haul routes to and from the USA includes an increased free checked baggage allowance of 2 pieces at 32 kg each, an increased cabin baggage allowance of 16 kg, and one piece of Sports equipment up to 30 kg with prior registration. Baggage on the shorter connecting flights within Europe, such as Frankfurt (FRA) to Hamburg (HAM), follows the short- or medium-haul baggage concept, which can differ from the long-haul allowances.