Condor to Frankfurt from 19k Points, 45k Biz

Condor is a German carrier with nonstop flights to Frankfurt from a surprisingly wide network of US, Canadian, and Caribbean cities. Frankfurt is a major European hub, making it easy to connect onward. Their A330neo business class is a 1-2-1 lie-flat configuration with direct aisle access, which is a better product than most Lufthansa long-haul flights. Bookable through JetBlue or Alaska, and availability is not always the same between the two, so check both when booking based on your transfer partners.

Region	Alaska	JetBlue
Northeast JFK, BOS	Eco 27.5k, Prem 35k+, Biz 55k+	Eco 19k, Prem 34k, Biz 54k
US West SEA, PDX, LAX, SFO, LAS	Eco 35k+, Prem 45k+, Biz TBD	Eco 39k, Prem 59.9k, Biz 99.9k
Canada YYZ, YVR, YYC	Eco 27.5k, Prem 35k+, Biz 55k+	Eco 19k, Prem 34k, Biz 54k (YYZ) Eco TBD, Prem 59.9k (YVR/YYC)
Caribbean/Mexico CUN, MBJ, SDQ, PTY	Eco 27.5k, Prem 35k+, Biz 55k+	Eco 39k, Prem 59.9k, Biz 79.9-99.9k

Alaska: Only Bilt transfers (1:1)
JetBlue: Chase 1:1 (19k needed for JFK/BOS/Canada eco), Citi 1:1, Amex 5:4 (24k needed), Capital One 5:3 (32k needed)

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