Airbus A330-900neo

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14 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

This is the yellow stripe version of Condor\'s new livery family (available in five colors). The A330-900neo replaces Condor’s aging 767 fleet.

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Aircraft

A330-900neo A339

Condor (yellow stripes, new branding)

Airline

Condor

CFG / DE

Manufacturer

Airbus

Insights

Aviation History

The A330-900neo is Airbus’s newest, most efficient widebody twin, introduced in 2018. Condor is well known for its colorful striped livery and is one of the first European leisure carriers to adopt the A330neo.

Fleet Rarity

Relatively new in the Condor fleet (2022+). Still uncommon globally compared to other widebodies; under 150 delivered worldwide by 2024.

Record Flights

A330-900neo is used on long-haul leisure routes, e.g., Frankfurt to Caribbean, Maldives. Not the longest-range airliner, but notable for efficient, extended ETOPS operations.

Safety & Events

No major incidents reported for Condor’s A330-900neo fleet as of 2024. The new livery has attracted significant enthusiasts’ interest.

Future Outlook

Still active and in fleet expansion, expected to remain in service for at least another decade.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce Trent 7000

Engine

64.0 m

Wingspan

63.7 m

Length

13,334 km

Range

913 km/h

Speed

287 passengers (typical 3-class)

Capacity

251,000 kg

MTOW

16.79 m

Height

320 kN (71,700 lbf) per engine

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 14 compliant, ~85-90 dB takeoff (varies by configuration)

Noise

Registration is not readable due to distance and light angle. Details are based on Condor’s current A330-900neo fleet.