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October 29, 2026
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Condor introduces new cargo product structure

Starting with the winter flight schedule on November 1, 2026, Condor is introducing a unified structure for its cargo products. The new system makes clear at a glance which transportation […]

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Condor introduces new cargo product structure
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Starting with the winter flight schedule on November 1, 2026, Condor is introducing a unified structure for its cargo products. The new system makes clear at a glance which transportation requirements each product is designed to meet: “move” signals that the products are part of Condor’s cargo portfolio, while the accompanying term describes each product’s focus. Accordingly, standard freight will be offered under the name “JUSTmove”. Industry-specific solutions include “moveCOOL” for pharmaceutical and healthcare shipments and “moveFRESH” for perishable goods. The product previously known as “Express” will be called “moveFAST”.

“With this new product structure, we are giving our offering a clear framework and tailoring it to our customers’ different requirements. At the same time, we are laying the groundwork for the systematic expansion of our cargo portfolio. The new structure makes it easier for freight forwarders and shippers to navigate our offering and gives them a clearer picture of the solutions available. This is an important step in making even greater use of the potential of our international route network for our cargo business,” says Thilo Schäfer, Director of Cargo at Condor.

Condor Cargo offers freight capacity in the cargo holds of all Condor passenger flights, connecting numerous destinations in Europe, North America, the Caribbean, Africa and Asia. Interline partnerships and an extensive network of road feeder services also provide connections worldwide beyond Condor’s own route network.

This story was originally published by Payload Asia. Read the full story at Payload Asia →

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