Europe
in $880s-$1030s RT
OliviaJFC
It's always fun when we get to slap a big ol' bundle of European flights on your desk! Today's offerings come courtesy of Condor, who decided to kick off their week with some sweet premium prices.
Seattle and San Francisco are the clear winners here, with routes everywhere from Mallorca to the Alps.
But if you're one of the cities that only has a Frankfurt route, don't get too jealous β that's one of the best cities in Europe to start a multi-country adventure. I flew into Frankfurt two years ago and went from there to Berlin, Prague, and Vienna without any trouble.
And thanks to those cushy prem eco seats, you'll be rested and ready to hit the ground running when you land :-)
Taking off βοΈ
Tip Published: Jul 13, 2026
Round trips from Boston (BOS):
- Brussels (BRU) - $890
- Warsaw (WAW) - $950
- Zagreb (ZAG) - $900
Round trips from Fort Lauderdale (FLL):
- Frankfurt (FRA) - $970
Round trips from Las Vegas (LAS):
- Frankfurt (FRA) - $1000 (non-stop)
Round trips from Los Angeles (LAX):
- Frankfurt (FRA) - $950
Round trips from Oakland (OAK):
- Frankfurt (FRA) - $976
Round trips from Sacramento (SMF):
- Frankfurt (FRA) - $980
Round trips from San Francisco (SFO):
- Barcelona (BCN) - $880
- Berlin (BER) - $930
- Budapest (BUD) - $920
- Frankfurt (FRA) - $880 (non-stop)
- Hamburg (HAM) - $910
- Madrid (MAD) - $950
- Milan (MXP) - $950
- Munich (MUC) - $930
- Palma De Mallorca (PMI) - $960
- Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) - $970
- Prague (PRG) - $900
- Venice (VCE) - $880
- Vienna (VIE) - $910
- Warsaw (WAW) - $1030
- Zagreb (ZAG) - $1000
- Zurich (ZRH) - $910
Round trips from San Jose (SJC):
- Frankfurt (FRA) - $1020
Round trips from Seattle (SEA):
- Berlin (BER) - $1020
- Brussels (BRU) - $1030
- Budapest (BUD) - $1000
- Frankfurt (FRA) - $930 (non-stop)
- Hamburg (HAM) - $990
- Madrid (MAD) - $1020
- Munich (MUC) - $1030
- Palma De Mallorca (PMI) - $1030
- Vienna (VIE) - $1030
- Zurich (ZRH) - $1020
How to Book
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