Condor withdraws new Airbus A321 after cockpit window inspection

Condor withdraws new Airbus A321 after cockpit window inspection
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Condor launched the D‑AIAH Airbus A321 on two Frankfurt–Palma–Frankfurt flights on 2 October 2026 and operated two more the next day before withdrawing the aircraft due to a technical inspection of a cockpit window.

The D‑AIAS Airbus A321 replaced the withdrawn aircraft on the Frankfurt–Lamezia Terme–Frankfurt route, causing a delay of flight DE182 from Hamburg on 4 October 2026, while crew sickness led to additional delays, including the Hurghada–Hamburg flight being moved to the following day, with affected passengers placed in local hotels.

By 5 October 2026 the D‑AIAS had landed in Hamburg and the D‑AIAH operated a Frankfurt‑to‑Vienna flight on Monday evening.

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