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Lufthansa Group's leisure airline for holiday travel.
Founded
2022
Headquarters
Frankfurt, Germany
Discover Airlines is a German leisure carrier and wholly owned subsidiary of Lufthansa Group, formed through the rebranding and merger of Condor's former operations under the Lufthansa umbrella. The airline officially launched under the Discover Airlines name in October 2022, taking over the holiday flight operations previously conducted by Lufthansa's charter subsidiary.
The airline focuses primarily on vacation and leisure routes, connecting Germany to popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Indian Ocean, and long-haul holiday markets. It operates from major German airports and caters to package tour operators as well as individual travelers.
Discover Airlines serves as Lufthansa Group's dedicated leisure travel brand, complementing the group's network and full-service operations with a product tailored to holiday passengers seeking affordable, sun-destination travel.
Hubs & network
Discover Airlines primarily operates from Frankfurt Airport and Munich Airport, with additional seasonal departures from other German airports.
Fleet
Discover Airlines operates a fleet of Airbus A320-family narrowbody aircraft and Airbus A330 and A350 widebody aircraft for long-haul leisure routes.
Notable facts
- ›Discover Airlines was rebranded from the former Lufthansa entity known as Condor's successor operations within the Lufthansa Group in October 2022.
- ›It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Deutsche Lufthansa AG.
- ›The airline focuses exclusively on leisure and holiday travel rather than business or scheduled point-to-point services.
- ›Discover Airlines absorbed routes and operations previously handled under the Lufthansa leisure division.
- ›The carrier uses the IATA code 4Y for its flight operations.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (36 legs)












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Route network
AKI → TLTCNA
ATT → KUKCNA
BET → ATTCNA
BET → EEKCNA
BET → GNUCNA
BET → KPNCNA
BET → KWNCNA
BET → KWTCNA
BET → MLLCNA
BET → NMECNA
BET → WNACNA
BET → WTLCNA
CYF → BETCNA
EEK → BETCNA
EEK → KWNCNA
GNU → PTUCNA
KKH → KWKCNA
KKI → AKICNA
KPN → CYFCNA
KUK → NUPCNA
KWK → BETCNA
KWN → BETCNA
KWN → EEKCNA
KWT → KKICNA
MLL → PQSCNA
NME → OOKCNA
NUP → BETCNA
OOK → TNKCNA
PKA → BETCNA
PQS → BETCNA
PTU → BETCNA
TLT → BETCNA
TNK → WWTCNA
WNA → PKACNA
WTL → KKHCNA
WWT → BETCNA
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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