How to Book Condor Flights With JetBlue TrueBlue Points

You can use JetBlue TrueBlue points to book eligible Condor flights in Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class. You book through JetBlue, and Condor operates the flight.

For a trip to Germany or elsewhere in Europe, start by searching Condor flights with TrueBlue points. AwardFares lets you compare dates, cabins, and departure airports. Since Condor also became a Qantas Frequent Flyer partner, you can compare both programs for the same flight too.

Condor's A330neo has Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class cabins.

How the JetBlue and Condor Partnership Works

JetBlue and Condor expanded their partnership to include TrueBlue earning and redemptions on August 26, 2025, according to the official announcement. Eligible Condor awards are booked on JetBlue’s website or app using your TrueBlue balance. There is no need to transfer those points to Condor.

You can also earn TrueBlue points on eligible paid Condor fares. The rate depends on the fare and qualifying flight number, as set out in Condor’s TrueBlue earning rules. Our TrueBlue guide covers the broader program, including earning and transfer options.

How Many TrueBlue Points Do Condor Flights Cost?

The examples below come from AwardFares results, not a published award chart. Prices are per passenger, one way, with taxes and fees extra. The screenshots are dated examples, so run a fresh search for your trip.

Compare TrueBlue With Qantas

Our September 2026 example shows Condor flight DE2017 from New York (JFK) to Frankfurt (FRA) on October 20 and 21, 2026. Each program shows the following prices for both departures:

Neither program shows a Business Class seat for these two departures.

September 2026 example: the same Condor flight has different points prices and Premium Economy seat counts in TrueBlue and Qantas.

TrueBlue requires fewer points here. Whether it is better for you also depends on your points balance, any bank transfer ratio, and the cash charges, which are not shown in the screenshot. Compare TrueBlue and Qantas for JFK to Frankfurt, or read our Condor and Qantas guide for more routes.

Want to compare a trip of your own? Create a free AwardFares account to preview existing availability. Gold and Diamond add live searches, comparisons across programs, and Alerts.

Historical Condor Award Examples From 2025

Our original screenshot below shows flights departing in October and November 2025. These are historical prices, not current offers:

• Frankfurt to New York (JFK), November 3 and 8: 19,000 points in Economy, 34,000 in Premium Economy, and 54,000 in Business Class.
• Zurich to New York (JFK) via Frankfurt, November 3 and 8: 29,900 points in Economy or 68,900 in Business Class.
• Frankfurt to Panama City, October 19 and 22: 39,000 points in Economy, 59,900 in Premium Economy, and 79,900 in Business Class.

Historical 2025 search results in an older version of AwardFares.

In these results, adding the Zurich connection raised the Business Class price from 54,000 to 68,900 points.

Which Condor Cabin Are You Booking?

Condor’s A330neo Business Class has flat beds and direct aisle access. Premium Economy offers more legroom and recline than Economy, but it is not a flat bed.

On shorter flights within Europe, Condor Business Class usually means an Economy style seat with the middle seat left empty, plus additional service. A connection to Paris or Rome does not mean another A330neo flight.

Use the aircraft details and Seat Map to check each flight. Seat maps show the cabin layout and seat assignments, while the search results show award availability.

Which Routes Should You Search?

For a trip to Frankfurt, try New York (JFK), Los Angeles (LAX), and San Francisco (SFO) in one search if you can use more than one departure airport. For the other direction, start with Frankfurt to New York and add other arrival cities that work for you.

For a destination beyond Frankfurt, compare the full itinerary with the nonstop Condor flight. Include the price and timing of any separate connection in your plans.

Condor network map from our 2025 coverage, not a current timetable.

How To Search Condor Awards Using AwardFares

1. Select TrueBlue and Condor

Choose JetBlue TrueBlue as the program and Condor (DE) as the airline. Leave the alliance filter off, since Condor is not a member of oneworld, Star Alliance, or SkyTeam.

You can browse Condor results through TrueBlue before choosing a route. Broad Search shows availability already found in AwardFares. Add your airports and dates when you are ready to run a live search.

2. Compare Dates and Cabins

Use Timeline View to see dates with results, then refresh the dates you could travel. Leave the cabin filter open to compare prices, or select Business Class if a flat bed on the A330neo is your priority.

2025 screenshot showing a Condor search through TrueBlue. The older Economy+ label here refers to Premium Economy.

Open the result list to check the flight, cabin, points price, and seat count. If two people are traveling, look for at least two seats in the cabin you want.

3. Create an Alert for Your Trip

If you cannot find a seat on your dates, use Alert to create a Live Alert for TrueBlue, Condor, your route, dates, cabin, and number of passengers. The older screenshot above labels this menu Track.

Live Alerts periodically search your selected trip and notify you when matching availability is found. They do not reserve the seat for you.

How to Book a Condor Award Through JetBlue

Once you find a flight in AwardFares, complete the booking through JetBlue. Its redemption instructions explain how to search on the website or app:

1. Enter the same route, date, and passenger count, and select Use TrueBlue points.
2. Find the Condor flight and check the cabin on every segment, especially if your trip includes a connection.
3. Confirm the points price, cash charges, baggage, and booking conditions before transferring points or paying.

Cash + Points is not available on itineraries operated entirely by partner airlines. You need the full points amount for the award, plus the separate cash payment for taxes and fees.