29 April 2020

Swiss’ minimum timetable remains in force until 31 May 2020

Voli da Zurigo e Ginevra per diverse città europee e New York per un minimo di connettività aerea tra la Svizzera e il Mondo

In view of the continuing travel restrictions for Covid-19, Swiss will initially extend its minimum timetable until May 31, 2020.

Swiss will continue to serve form Zurich the European cities of:

 London (LHR),

 Amsterdam,

 Berlin,

 Lisbon,

 Stockholm,

 Porto,

 Athens.

Swiss International Air Lines will operate three weekly long-haul flights to:

 New York (Newark Airport, USA).

Swiss will continue to serve from Geneva the European cities of:

 London (LHR),

 Athens,

 Lisbon,

 Porto.

Swiss will thus offer 28 weekly flights, which represents some 3 per cent of the originally planned flight programme. Swiss continues to do everything in its power to fulfil its mandate and maintain a minimum level of air transport connectivity between Switzerland and the world despite the challenging operating environment.

Cancelled flight of Swiss
Passengers whose flight has been cancelled, or who were unable to travel, may keep their ticket and book a new departure date – latest 30 April 2021 – and possibly a new destination, before 31 August 2020. Passengers who book to fly with Swiss before or on 31 December 2020 will also receive a discount of CHF 50 in the form of a flight voucher which can be downloaded online from swiss.com.

Edited by Alisè Vitri

Text source: Swiss International Air Lines Press Office

Visual: © Sisterscom.com / Natali Glado / Shutterstock

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