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Boeing 767-300 - Condor
Condor Flugdienst is Germany's largest holiday charter airline, which is operating under the Thomas Cook umbrella now. C&N Touristic, the parent company of Condor, took over the British travel agency Thomas Cook. The result was that Condor was renamed 'Thomas Cook - Powered by Condor' in 2003. The German travelling public didn't like the name change, however, and people booked their holidays elsewhere. The management was forced to return the old Condor name and soon it was back in big proud characters on the fuselage of the aircraft, although the Thomas Cook logo kept its position on the tail.
Condor flies nine Boeing 767-300ER aircraft. One of these is seen on the picture above while taxiing at Düsseldorf Airport. The aircraft below still wears the yellow colour of the old Condor livery.
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