Swiss Global Air Lines

SWISS will partially resume flight operations in June and plans to operate up to 190 flights from Zurich and Geneva to 41 European destinations. SWISS will resume flights to various Mediterranean destinations, including…

We continue with the good news. Lufthansa Group resumes commercial flights starting in June. 160 planes will rise from the ground. The Swiss airline SWISS is also part of the Lufthansa Group. SWISS intends to resume…

Due to the numerous travel restrictions, both in Europe and on other continents, as well as for economic reasons, SWISS is obliged to limit its flight operations. Between March 23 and April 19, SWISS will…

In 2018, Lufthansa Group airlines carried 142 million passengers, setting a new record for the German group. Thus, Lufthansa Group is number 1 in Europe in terms of the number of passengers transported. ...

In addition to expanding the Zurich flight network, SWISS will also introduce a new service between Geneva and Kittilä (Finland) and offer new winter flights between Geneva and Palma de Mallorca. Swiss Airlines (SWISS) will also offer…

Lufthansa Group companies reported carrying 130 million passengers. The best month of the year was December, when 9.3 million passengers were transported, up 19.9% ​​from the same period in 2016.

On August 15, after more than 15 years, SWISS withdrew the last Avro RJ100 (Jumbolino). It was part of a fleet of 21 RJ100 aircraft. Goodbye, Avro RJ100 Swiss! The last flight operated by…

On July 15, 2016, the first Bombardier CS100 SWISS entered commercial service. Following an inauguration ceremony, the CS100 SWISS took off on flight LX638, which connects Zurich with the French capital. Bombardier CS100 SWISS New model…

On June 29, Bombardier delivered the first CSeries aircraft. The launch client is SWISS (Swiss Global Air Lines) and received the first Bombardier CS100 (HB-JBA). Bombardier CS100 SWISS Historical teaching took place in

More and more airlines have equipped their planes with high-speed telecommunications and internet technologies. With the first Boeing 777-300ER, which will be delivered on January 29, SWISS will offer internet and telephony in aircraft…

On January 29, 2016, Swiss International Air Lines will receive the first Boeing 777-300ER (HB-JNA) aircraft. It is part of an order for 9 triple seven aircraft, which will replace the current Airbus A340 aircraft. New planes…