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Nonstop route · Germany → Spain

Flights from Friedrichshafen to Palma

Ryanair and Condor fly nonstop from Friedrichshafen to Palma, about 2 flights a week. The flight takes around 1h 49m.

Direct flights available ~2 flights a week 1h 49m
FDHPMI

Friedrichshafen to Palma at a glance

Fastest flight1h 49mEstimated
Nonstop flights2/wkRyanair, Condor

Airlines flying nonstop from Friedrichshafen to Palma

2 airlines on this route, about 2 flights a week in total (observed over the last 4 weeks).

AirlineFlights a weekTypical departuresFromSearch
Ryanair~209:20–19:01—Search
Condor———Search

Good to know

Distance
1,055 km655 miles
Flight time
1h 49mestimate
Time difference
NonePalma vs Friedrichshafen
Currency in Palma
EUR
Airports
FDH → PMI

Flights from Friedrichshafen to Palma: questions answered

Are there direct flights from Friedrichshafen to Palma?
Yes. Ryanair and Condor fly this route nonstop, with about 2 flights a week in each direction.
How long is the flight from Friedrichshafen to Palma?
A nonstop flight covers 1,055 km and takes around 1h 49m.
Which airlines fly from Friedrichshafen to Palma?
Ryanair and Condor operate nonstop flights on this route.
Which airports serve Friedrichshafen and Palma?
Friedrichshafen: Bodensee Airport Friedrichshafen (FDH). Palma: Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI).

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