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The A330-900 neo is Condor's flagship aircraft. It is mostly used on the airline's long haul services and features a three class layout. The new Business class has been well received by critics and offers a significant improvement over the older and now retired B767-300ER experience. The A330-900 was certified in 2018 and Condor is one of the largest operators of the type. The aircraft offers a reduction of about 20% in operating costs compared to the aircraft it is replacing. This translates into financial benefits for the airline while also benefiting the environment. The type's ideal cabin width provides for the popular 8-abreast seating in Economy class and a 4-abreast all aisle access layout for Business class. The A330-900neo will form the backbone of Condor's long haul fleet for many years to come.
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    A330-900neo

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  • Switch deck
  • Galley
  • Lavatory
  • Stairs
  • Standard seat
  • More comfort
  • Some issues
  • Reduced comfort

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A330-900neo

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The Condor Airbus A330-900neo seat map shows 310 seats configured as: 30 Business, 64 Premium Economy, 216 Economy.

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  • Switch deck
  • Galley
  • Lavatory
  • Stairs
  • Standard seat
  • More comfort
  • Some issues
  • Reduced comfort

Business

Seats30
Pitch78"
Width21"
Recline180°

Condor's business class on the Airbus A330-900neo redefines luxury travel. Catering to 30 passengers, it boasts plush seating, exquisite dining, and a top-tier entertainment system. The crew's exceptional service ensures a journey of unparalleled comfort.

Premium economy

Seats64
Pitch35"
Width17.5"
Recline12°

For those seeking a step above, Condor's premium economy on their Airbus A330-900neo is the answer. With 64 seats, passengers enjoy enhanced comfort and additional legroom. The in-flight entertainment is upgraded, and the meal options are more diverse. Their attentive crew offers a more personalized service, ensuring a memorable journey.

Economy

Seats216
Pitch30"
Width17.5"
Recline8.5°

Passengers flying with Condor on their Airbus A330-900neo can expect a straightforward experience in economy class. Designed for 216 travelers, the cabin balances affordability with essential comforts. While the seating is functional, passengers can enjoy a selection of in-flight entertainment. The crew, always professional, ensures a smooth journey, addressing basic passenger needs efficiently.

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five stars
AirPdx
2026-06-07

Pros:

Price wins overall. Premium Economy offers its own cabin with lots of overhead and leg space. Amenity Kits rival competitors. Cabin Service above par.

Cons:

Seats and seatback are thin, uncomfortable for long haul. Armrests thin, but lift if you need more room. Bulkhead A + K lack leg room because of life raft storage. Food menu lacking in P.E field. Bluetooth touchscreen did not work.


five stars
Brutus
2026-06-06

Pros:

Comfortable seats considering the nominal 30” pitch, 17.5” width and 8.5º recline. Friendly and attentive cabin crew in Y class, excellent PVS (Personal Video System), with large screens and the ability to pair with one’s own Bluetooth headsets. As one might expect from a German leisure airline, video offerings were leaning towards a German audience, but were also available in English.

Cons:

Early evening departure with a simple, but uninspired hot meal within two hours after takeoff and a breakfast snack two hours before landing. The condor website has a few quirks that one needs to master and I noticed that a transatlantic return tickets costs only marginally more than a one-way ticket on the same route.


five stars
Kurt Koerfgen
2026-06-06

Pros:

Seats more comfortable than 30” pitch, 17.5” width and 8.5º recline suggests. Proximity to a restroom and stairs to crew rest compartment did not affect comfort. Liked the ability to pair personal headset to rather large PVS screen. Friendly crew.

Cons:

Lavatories, except the one for people with limited mobility are rather compact. Food service was basic and selection of beverages was limited showing condor’s origins as leisure airline.


five stars
Zippy
2026-01-02

Pros:

As a 6'3" Economy passenger I was perfectly comfortable - didn't feel like 30" pitch. Recline was plentiful, yet didn't use it. Service impeccable, food was good but lighter. For my 10 hour flight, I did bring an additional sandwich and snacks. Plenty of WCs - rarely had a wait.

Cons:

Beware of gate lice - there's always a large crowd of end groupers blocking the way of other passengers - so go right to the front of the gate as soon as your group is called. No air at seat; layer to adjust your comfort. No AC power - just USB.


five stars
Joe
2025-09-05

Pros:

The Flight Staff were excellent. Food was good, liked the real silverware. Great entertainment system...

Cons:

Somewhat chilly on the plane, but maybe that is just me

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