Beginning in fall 2022, U.S. travelers onboard Condor Airlines will experience the airline’s new cabins on its new long-haul Airbus A330neo, boasting three cabins with 30 business-class seats, 64 in premium economy and 216 economy-class seats. Approximately one A330neo will join the fleet per month this autumn, replacing the current Boeing 767 fleet.

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In a 1-2-1 configuration, the business-class cabin will offer 30 lie-flat seats with direct aisle access. In addition to an extra-large foot space, passengers can access movies, series, podcasts and more on a 17.3-inch screen in 4-K mode, offering touchscreen and remote control.

“With the new cabin design, we are focusing on modern elegance and the color-set creates a clear reference to our new brand identity. Our guests’ holiday begins with boarding and continues with the distinctive Condor product and first-class service,” said Ralf Teckentrup, CEO, Condor. “With that, our well-established product is complemented by an unprecedented, coherent interior design, with the highest level of comfort, the most diverse and largest in-flight entertainment program to date with an interface for your own Bluetooth headset, as well as high-speed internet connectivity for everyone on board.”

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Guests in all three cabins will be thrilled by the high-speed broadband internet available onboard, alongside the latest in-flight entertainment technology. Each seat boasts an extra holder for mobile devices, so streaming from personal devices is possible, in addition to the built-in offerings. Personal Bluetooth headphones can connect to the in-flight entertainment system. Mood lighting will adjust to suit the time of day.

Premium economy offers almost 6 inches of additional pitch over economy-class seats. Both cabins feature multi-adjustable headrests and footrests at every seat. The seats, in a 2-4-2 configuration, boast 13.3-inch, in-seat, 4-K monitors with touchscreens.