Condor Introduces New Naming Convention for its Cargo Portfolio
As of 1 November 2026, Condor will be rebranding its cargo services and will launch four product names. The initiative is intended to give freight forwarders and shippers a clearer picture of the airline’s available transport solutions and make it easier for them to select services according to the specific needs of their shipments.
The new naming structure will be introduced across the company’s cargo portfolio and will be implemented with the start of Condor’s winter flight schedule.
Under the new system each service will be given a name which describes its main purpose. General freight will be run under the JUSTmove banner, while pharmaceutical and healthcare shipments will be managed through moveCOOL. Condor to launch moveFRESH for temperature sensitive perishable goods.
The airline’s existing Express service will be rebranded moveFAST to underscore its focus on urgent cargo shipments.
A Clearer Identity for Different Cargo Requirements
The common element in the four products will be the word ‘move’ followed by a second term specifying the nature of the service. This strategy is designed to build a cohesive identity for Condor’s cargo offering and to make the various transport options more readily identifiable to customers.
The new structure will allow Condor to better present its services and further develop its cargo portfolio, said Thilo Schäfer, Director Cargo, Condor.
He also pointed to benefits for freight forwarders and shippers who will be in a better position to choose the most appropriate transport solutions. The initiative will also help Condor in better utilizing its international route network for cargo operations, Schäfer said.
A Global Network for the Support of Cargo Operations
Condor Cargo provides freight space in the cargo holds of all its passenger flights and connects Europe, North America, the Caribbean, Africa and Asia.
Alongside its own flight network, the airline also extends its cargo reach through interline partnerships and an established system of road feeder services. In addition to the routes Condor flies directly, these enable customers to reach more destinations and connections.
Customers can book available cargo capacity via leading booking platforms and directly on the web at Condor Cargo.
The airline is aiming to improve the accessibility and ease of use of its cargo services by introducing the new product names on 1 November 2026, as it continues to develop its international freight offering.
