Overview
- About 18,000 people were booked to fly with the carrier in the coming week, including roughly 1,750 affected on the shutdown day when 12 flights were canceled.
- The board cited prolonged financial underperformance, weak recent ticket sales after negative coverage, and internal disagreements over strategic changes.
- The Boston Globe reports the company filed for bankruptcy on Monday as it formally halted operations and canceled remaining services.
- Condor introduced limited rescue fares for affected customers on routes involving Berlin, Paris, and Prague through November 30, typically €300 plus taxes one-way.
- PLAY directed customers to seek chargebacks or contact travel agents for refunds, and approximately 400 employees are expected to lose their jobs.