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SWISS: Expert advice and recommendations

Expert travel writer Emily Zemler shares all you need to know before booking a flight with SWISS.
Emily Zemler
12 September 2024

Swiss International Air Lines, more commonly known as SWISS, is the flag carrier airline of Switzerland. It’s part of Star Alliance and owned by the Lufthansa Group. It has hubs at Zurich Airport and Geneva Airport, and flies to international destinations, both within Europe and globally. The airline is known for its professional service and nice upper-class cabins and is a good choice for both short-haul and long-haul flights.

Classes on SWISS

SWISS has four cabin classes: First, Business, Premium Economy and Economy. Economy takes up the majority of the seats on short-haul flights and offers three fare tiers. On long-haul flights, Premium Economy is a bonus for travellers, as is First, which is the airline’s most elite booking option.

First

SWISS’s more premium fare offering is First, which is available only on intercontinental flights. On Boeing 777-300ER and Airbus A340-300 planes, the First Class seats are private suites with lie-flat beds, storage and 32-inch video screens. Airbus A330 planes have more traditional First Class seats that convert into lie-flat beds and can be separated with privacy screens.

First Class travellers can pre-select their meals on SWISS up to 24 hours ahead of a flight. The food tends to be high-end and SWISS often enlists notable chefs and restaurants to create their meals. Vegetarians and vegans are especially looked after on SWISS, with meals created by the beloved Zurich restaurant Hiltl.

A ticket in First includes what SWISS calls First Service Benefits. This means you get access to a separate check-in desk, airline lounges and additional checked luggage (up to three pieces). You also get Zimmerli of Switzerland pyjamas and a chic Zimmerli × SWISS amenity kit, which features brands like Rohner and VIU.

Business

SWISS Business cabin is available both on long-haul flights overseas and short-haul flights within Europe. For short-haul flights, passengers can expect premium service, extra checked bags and lounge access. Although the seats are more traditional, no one will be in the adjacent seat when you book a Business Class ticket.

On long-haul flights, Business seats function as both workspaces and lie-flat beds. They also have a massage feature. The Boeing 777-300ER and the Airbus A340-300 planes have more spacious Business seats that have extra privacy and added storage compared to the Airbus A330-300 planes.

The food and drink selection in Business tends to be very good. As in First Class, travellers can pre-select their meal online up to 24 hours ahead of a flight and vegetarian and vegan options are also created by Hiltl. On short-haul flights, a meal and drink are typically offered.

Business Class passengers are offered lounge access, additional checked luggage (up to two pieces) and priority check-in and boarding. SWISS provides amenity kits from Victorinox to travellers, although they are not quite as fancy as those given in First. Business is a great option for overnight flights or as a splurge when flying overseas, but it’s less worthwhile on the short-haul journeys.

Premium Economy

Premium Economy is a great choice on long-haul flights and is available on Boeing 777-300ER and Airbus A340-300 planes. The seats are notably comfortable, with 39 inch recline and large entertainment screens. They’re designed with a hard shell so that reclining doesn’t disturb the person behind you.

The food in Premium Economy is similar to that in Economy but with more selection and a welcome drink. Wine, beer and spirits are included, and vegetarians can enjoy dishes from Hiltl. The meals tend to be decent in both Premium Economy and Economy, and travellers can pick a main course inspired by the country on flights departing from Switzerland.

Premium Economy passengers get an extra baggage allowance (up to two checked bags) and a toiletries bag with a toothbrush and toothpaste, a sleeping mask and earplugs. There are no additional benefits like priority check-in, which is something to consider when booking.

Economy

Economy is the most basic fare class on SWISS, both for long-haul and short-haul flights. Passengers can book one of three options in Economy: Flex, Classic or Light. Each has separate benefits and restrictions, and it’s important to read the fine print when booking. Flex has the most benefits, including a checked bag and seat selection, while Light only includes hand luggage and does not allow you to pick a seat in advance.

Economy seats are typical for a European airline and are relatively comfortable depending on your height. On Boeing 777-300ER and Airbus A340-300 planes, each seat has its own 11-inch screen, a drink holder and a 31-inch seat pitch. On Airbus A330-300 planes, seats have USB chargers but no screens.

Passengers in Economy can select between two meal options on long-haul flights, with drinks, wine and spirits included. Special meals, including those for children, can be pre-ordered in advance. You can also opt for specific add-on upgrades, including extra baggage and lounge access. I’ve always found Economy very comfortable for short-haul flights, although it can be worth upgrading on longer ones.

Seat selection

Not all fares on SWISS include advanced seat selection, and the airline makes the process overly complicated to understand. Those in First, Business and Premium Economy can pick a seat in advance up to 48 hours ahead of departure. In Economy, your ability to pre-select your favourite depends on your fare.

Flex and Classic fares can book a seat in advance for short-haul flights, but on long-haul flights, Classic passengers will need to pay a fee. Light passengers can pay to pick a seat on European flights. Economy travellers can also pay for Preferred Zone seats, which are located towards the front of the plane and include priority boarding.

SWISS implements additional fees for Extra Legroom seats, which offer even more legroom. The fees vary based on the flight distance and whether the flight is via SWISS or their affiliate airline Edelweiss. The best way to navigate the seat selection process is to use SWISS’s website to view the specific cost of each seat on your flight. If you’re picky about seats, I recommend avoiding the Light fare.

Entertainment and Wi-Fi

SWISS offers more than 200 films and 250 TV programmes on their entertainment system, making it easy to pass the time onboard. In my experience, the selection is really good, with lots of new releases to pick from. The airline also offers two Wi-Fi packages: a four-hour option or a premium option that gives you Wi-Fi for the entire flight. On long-haul flights, all passengers can use the messaging Wi-Fi package for free.

Check-in

The best way to check in for a flight on SWISS is online or using the airline’s app. Online check-in opens 24 hours before departure and is really easy to use. Travellers can even print luggage tags at home before heading to the airline, which I did last time I flew SWISS. If you prefer to check in at the airport, SWISS mostly uses self check-in machines, but there are agents to help if needed. Take advantage of the bag drop-off stations, which are especially prevalent in Zurich Airport.

Boarding process

On SWISS, boarding is done by group, with pre-boarding available for families with kids under five and those with restricted mobility. There are five groups for European flights and six for long-haul flights. Those travelling on the same booking will always be placed into the same boarding group.

Unlike many airlines, SWISS boards are based on your seat position in a particular row, with Economy aisle seats boarding last. I found this stressful when trying to bring on a bag, so be prepared to have your hand luggage checked in at the gate if there’s not enough space.

Loyalty programme and miles

SWISS’s frequent flyer programme is called Miles & More. Travellers can earn miles by flying or using one of the branded credit cards, and there are three status tiers available. These include Frequent Travellers, Senators and HON Circle, each of which has specific benefits, including lounge access and priority check-in.

SWISS is part of Star Alliance alongside Lufthansa, LOT Polish Airlines, TAP Air Portugal and more. Those with Gold status on Star Alliance can take advantage of benefits on SWISS, which is worth looking into if you fly with a partner airline frequently.

Airline lounges

SWISS has extremely nice lounges, especially in Zurich and Geneva airports. As the hub for the airline, Zurich Airport has nine SWISS lounges, one of which is an arrivals lounge. There are also three in Geneva. In global airports, SWISS passengers either have access to a SWISS lounge or a partner lounge, including Star Alliance lounges.

Access to SWISS’s lounges is typically for those flying First and Business Class, as well as passengers with status on SWISS. Premium Economy and Economy travellers can pay to upgrade their ticket with lounge access, which is a great option when flying overseas or if you have a long layover.

This KAYAK-commissioned article is presented as-is, for general informational purposes only, and may not be up to date. The opinions contained in the article are original to the author and reflect their authentic experience, which may vary significantly from the experience of others. Find more perspectives in our user reviews below.

Good to know

Low season

August

High season

March

Cheapest flight

£119
Best time to beat the crowds but there is an average 11% increase in price.
Most popular time to fly and prices are also 10% lower on average.
Flight from Copenhagen to Lisbon

FAQs about flying with SWISS

  • What is SWISS's carry-on size allowance?

    On board SWISS flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 21x15x9in. If your hand luggage is bigger, the SWISS assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.

  • Where does SWISS fly to?

    SWISS offers direct flights to 131 cities in 51 different countries. Zurich, Geneva, and Hamburg are the most popular cities covered by SWISS.

  • What is SWISS’s primary hub?

    SWISS concentrates most of its flight operations in Zurich.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on SWISS flights?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine, meaning that we continuously look across the web to find the best deals for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from all airlines, including SWISS.

  • When are SWISS plane tickets cheapest?

    Flight prices with SWISS will depend on the season and route you are flying. Our data shows that overall, the cheapest month to fly with SWISS is August, while the most expensive is March.

  • What’s the cheapest route that SWISS flies?

    In the last 72 hours, the cheapest route flown by SWISS found on KAYAK was from Geneva to Nice, with a price of £68 for a round-trip.

  • What are the most popular airports for SWISS flights to depart from?

  • Is SWISS part of an airline alliance?

    Yes, SWISS is part of the Star Alliance airline alliance.

  • How many destinations does SWISS fly to?

    In total, SWISS flies to 135 destinations.

Top tips for flying with SWISS

  • If you’re looking for the cheapest SWISS tickets, then try to fly from Copenhagen, where flights have been cheapest lately. The cheapest route from here available recently is to Lisbon, and costs £119.
  • The cheapest month for flights with SWISS is August, while the most expensive is generally March.

SWISS customer reviews

7.5
GoodBased on 1,654 verified guest reviews
6.8Entertainment
7.1Food
7.6Boarding
8.2Crew
7.4Comfort

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  • The crew was super friendly and attentive. (in 474 reviews)
  • Best in flight service I have received in a long time (in 313 reviews)
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10.0 Wonderful
GVA-LHR
Great
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6.0 Okay
GVA-ZRH
I purchased a one way business class ticket from Geneva to Miami but the check in agent said I had an economy ticket and later upgraded to business class. This was not the case, I had a single business class transaction. I was forced to pay for my second checked bag. I am unsure of why this happened. But I won’t use Kayak again for business class tickets.
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4.0 Mediocre
ZRH-MXP
Quick and easy.
B
6.0 Okay
SEA-ZRH
The seats were so close together, when the man in front of me put his seat back, the screen in front of me was 9 inches from my face. There is no way to lean forward if I needed to pick something up. It was pretty uncomfortable for a ten hour flight. I was very surprised.
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8.0 Very Good
ZRH-CPH
Clean, fast and friendly crew
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2.0 Poor
LAS-ZRH
The food was good. Most the staff was pleasant. The flight would be drastically improved with WiFi on a long international flight.
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10.0 Wonderful
ZRH-JFK
The crew was very friendly and nice! Very smooth flight.
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10.0 Wonderful
BDS-ZRH
The whole experience was positive. Crew very friendly and helpful. Very greedy with pre-seat allocation. Web site too complicated
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8.0 Very Good
ZRH-ORD
The meal was wonderful and strawberry ice cream was a plus.
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6.0 Okay
PMI-ZRH
Each flight we took was late with little or no updates or information.

SWISS flight status

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SWISS route map – Which destinations does SWISS fly to?

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All SWISS flight routes

Flight no.Departure airportArrival AirportDurationMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
282Zurich (ZRH)Johannesburg (JNB)10h 40m
1887Bucharest (OTP)Zurich (ZRH)2h 25m
180Zurich (ZRH)Bangkok (BKK)10h 55m
283Johannesburg (JNB)Zurich (ZRH)10h 45m
1886Zurich (ZRH)Bucharest (OTP)2h 20m
1218Zurich (ZRH)Oslo (OSL)2h 25m
181Bangkok (BKK)Zurich (ZRH)11h 45m
188Zurich (ZRH)Shanghai (PVG)12h 20m
317London (LHR)Zurich (ZRH)2h 0m
1681Florence (FLR)Zurich (ZRH)1h 20m
1680Zurich (ZRH)Florence (FLR)1h 10m
354Geneva (GVA)London (LHR)1h 45m
355London (LHR)Geneva (GVA)1h 45m
1316Zurich (ZRH)Tallinn (TLL)2h 45m
39San Francisco (SFO)Zurich (ZRH)11h 10m
1639Milan (MXP)Zurich (ZRH)1h 5m
639Paris (CDG)Zurich (ZRH)1h 20m
638Zurich (ZRH)Paris (CDG)1h 30m
2813Geneva (GVA)Zurich (ZRH)1h 0m
1228Zurich (ZRH)Gothenburg (GOT)2h 5m
1211Oslo (OSL)Zurich (ZRH)2h 25m
2273Ljubljana (LJU)Zurich (ZRH)1h 15m
2272Zurich (ZRH)Ljubljana (LJU)1h 10m
2067Porto (OPO)Zurich (ZRH)2h 30m
2066Zurich (ZRH)Porto (OPO)2h 45m
1638Zurich (ZRH)Milan (MXP)1h 0m
1068Zurich (ZRH)Frankfurt am Main (FRA)1h 10m
1482Zurich (ZRH)Prague (PRG)1h 20m
464Zurich (ZRH)London (LCY)1h 40m
2356Geneva (GVA)Thessaloniki (SKG)2h 20m
2357Thessaloniki (SKG)Geneva (GVA)2h 30m
1091Berlin (BER)Geneva (GVA)1h 45m
2360Geneva (GVA)Mykonos (JMK)2h 55m
2074Geneva (GVA)Porto (OPO)2h 20m
2168Geneva (GVA)Palma de Mallorca (PMI)1h 40m
2361Mykonos (JMK)Geneva (GVA)3h 0m
2075Porto (OPO)Geneva (GVA)2h 10m
2169Palma de Mallorca (PMI)Geneva (GVA)1h 40m
567Nice (NCE)Zurich (ZRH)1h 15m
2816Zurich (ZRH)Geneva (GVA)1h 0m
566Zurich (ZRH)Nice (NCE)1h 15m
1077Frankfurt am Main (FRA)Zurich (ZRH)1h 5m
2255Budapest (BUD)Zurich (ZRH)1h 40m
465London (LCY)Zurich (ZRH)1h 50m
1669Bologna (BLQ)Zurich (ZRH)1h 20m
977Berlin (BER)Zurich (ZRH)1h 30m
976Zurich (ZRH)Berlin (BER)1h 25m
828Zurich (ZRH)Hannover (HAJ)1h 20m
2143Valencia (VLC)Zurich (ZRH)2h 10m
2142Zurich (ZRH)Valencia (VLC)2h 10m
829Hannover (HAJ)Zurich (ZRH)1h 20m
750Zurich (ZRH)Luxembourg (LUX)1h 0m
751Luxembourg (LUX)Zurich (ZRH)1h 0m
2254Zurich (ZRH)Budapest (BUD)1h 40m
2177Alicante (ALC)Zurich (ZRH)2h 20m
2176Zurich (ZRH)Alicante (ALC)2h 15m
522Geneva (GVA)Nice (NCE)1h 5m
2354Geneva (GVA)Zakynthos (ZTH)2h 25m
523Nice (NCE)Geneva (GVA)1h 0m
1668Zurich (ZRH)Bologna (BLQ)1h 5m
2355Zakynthos (ZTH)Geneva (GVA)2h 40m
1271Copenhagen (CPH)Zurich (ZRH)1h 55m
1431Pristina (PRN)Geneva (GVA)2h 10m
1254Zurich (ZRH)Stockholm (ARN)2h 30m
1109Munich (MUC)Zurich (ZRH)1h 0m
1353Warsaw (WAW)Zurich (ZRH)2h 0m
1352Zurich (ZRH)Warsaw (WAW)1h 55m
1491Košice (KSC)Zurich (ZRH)1h 55m
1490Zurich (ZRH)Košice (KSC)1h 40m
65Miami (MIA)Zurich (ZRH)9h 10m
2533Montpellier (MPL)Zurich (ZRH)1h 20m
9Chicago (ORD)Zurich (ZRH)8h 50m
1661Venice (VCE)Zurich (ZRH)1h 15m
64Zurich (ZRH)Miami (MIA)10h 25m
2532Zurich (ZRH)Montpellier (MPL)1h 25m
8Zurich (ZRH)Chicago (ORD)9h 50m
1660Zurich (ZRH)Venice (VCE)1h 5m
1727Rome (FCO)Zurich (ZRH)1h 40m
1726Zurich (ZRH)Rome (FCO)1h 35m
425Birmingham (BHX)Zurich (ZRH)1h 50m
424Zurich (ZRH)Birmingham (BHX)1h 45m
1229Gothenburg (GOT)Zurich (ZRH)2h 10m
41Los Angeles (LAX)Zurich (ZRH)11h 10m
1485Prague (PRG)Zurich (ZRH)1h 25m
189Shanghai (PVG)Zurich (ZRH)14h 5m
40Zurich (ZRH)Los Angeles (LAX)12h 25m
38Zurich (ZRH)San Francisco (SFO)12h 0m
411Dublin (DUB)Geneva (GVA)2h 10m
410Geneva (GVA)Dublin (DUB)2h 15m
1950Zurich (ZRH)Barcelona (BCN)1h 50m
2082Zurich (ZRH)Lisbon (LIS)2h 55m
1953Barcelona (BCN)Zurich (ZRH)1h 50m
1266Zurich (ZRH)Copenhagen (CPH)1h 50m
316Zurich (ZRH)London (LHR)1h 55m
1579Vienna (VIE)Zurich (ZRH)1h 20m
1748Zurich (ZRH)Palermo (PMO)2h 0m
1578Zurich (ZRH)Vienna (VIE)1h 20m
735Amsterdam (AMS)Zurich (ZRH)1h 35m
1251Stockholm (ARN)Zurich (ZRH)2h 30m
734Zurich (ZRH)Amsterdam (AMS)1h 40m
1317Tallinn (TLL)Zurich (ZRH)2h 50m
1104Zurich (ZRH)Munich (MUC)1h 5m
401Dublin (DUB)Zurich (ZRH)2h 15m
2083Lisbon (LIS)Zurich (ZRH)3h 0m
53Boston (BOS)Zurich (ZRH)7h 15m
19Newark (EWR)Zurich (ZRH)7h 45m
139Hong Kong (HKG)Zurich (ZRH)13h 0m
73Washington, D.C. (IAD)Zurich (ZRH)8h 5m
23New York (JFK)Geneva (GVA)7h 50m
177Singapore (SIN)Zurich (ZRH)12h 45m
87Montreal (YUL)Zurich (ZRH)7h 30m
154Zurich (ZRH)Mumbai (BOM)8h 30m
52Zurich (ZRH)Boston (BOS)8h 30m
146Zurich (ZRH)New Delhi (DEL)7h 55m
18Zurich (ZRH)Newark (EWR)8h 50m
138Zurich (ZRH)Hong Kong (HKG)12h 0m
72Zurich (ZRH)Washington, D.C. (IAD)9h 25m
86Zurich (ZRH)Montreal (YUL)8h 20m
1391Sofia (SOF)Zurich (ZRH)2h 20m
1390Zurich (ZRH)Sofia (SOF)2h 15m
1024Zurich (ZRH)Düsseldorf (DUS)1h 20m
14Zurich (ZRH)New York (JFK)9h 20m
2151Palma de Mallorca (PMI)Zurich (ZRH)2h 0m
2150Zurich (ZRH)Palma de Mallorca (PMI)2h 0m
1017Düsseldorf (DUS)Zurich (ZRH)1h 15m
1417Belgrade (BEG)Zurich (ZRH)1h 55m
147New Delhi (DEL)Zurich (ZRH)8h 45m
243Dubai (DXB)Zurich (ZRH)6h 55m
1080Geneva (GVA)Frankfurt am Main (FRA)1h 20m
1416Zurich (ZRH)Belgrade (BEG)1h 45m
2267Dubrovnik (DBV)Zurich (ZRH)1h 50m
1513Graz (GRZ)Zurich (ZRH)1h 15m
2266Zurich (ZRH)Dubrovnik (DBV)1h 40m
1512Zurich (ZRH)Graz (GRZ)1h 10m
917Dresden (DRS)Zurich (ZRH)1h 15m
1339Vilnius (VNO)Zurich (ZRH)2h 25m
916Zurich (ZRH)Dresden (DRS)1h 15m
582Zurich (ZRH)Marseille (MRS)1h 25m
1053Hamburg (HAM)Zurich (ZRH)1h 30m
1711Naples (NAP)Zurich (ZRH)1h 50m
2120Zurich (ZRH)Málaga (AGP)2h 45m
1052Zurich (ZRH)Hamburg (HAM)1h 30m
1710Zurich (ZRH)Naples (NAP)1h 40m
583Marseille (MRS)Zurich (ZRH)1h 25m
1831Athens (ATH)Zurich (ZRH)2h 55m
787Brussels (BRU)Zurich (ZRH)1h 20m
1749Palermo (PMO)Zurich (ZRH)2h 0m
1830Zurich (ZRH)Athens (ATH)2h 45m
786Zurich (ZRH)Brussels (BRU)1h 25m
160Zurich (ZRH)Tokyo (NRT)13h 5m
1338Zurich (ZRH)Vilnius (VNO)2h 30m
176Zurich (ZRH)Singapore (SIN)12h 25m
155Mumbai (BOM)Zurich (ZRH)9h 5m
22Geneva (GVA)New York (JFK)8h 40m
17New York (JFK)Zurich (ZRH)7h 55m
242Zurich (ZRH)Dubai (DXB)6h 35m
2021Madrid (MAD)Zurich (ZRH)2h 15m
1370Zurich (ZRH)Krakow (KRK)1h 40m
1165Stuttgart (STR)Zurich (ZRH)0h 45m
2115Málaga (AGP)Zurich (ZRH)2h 40m
1095Frankfurt am Main (FRA)Geneva (GVA)1h 15m
93Sao Paulo (GRU)Zurich (ZRH)11h 10m
2092Geneva (GVA)Lisbon (LIS)2h 35m
1128Geneva (GVA)Munich (MUC)1h 15m
123Incheon (ICN)Zurich (ZRH)13h 40m
1371Krakow (KRK)Zurich (ZRH)1h 45m
2093Lisbon (LIS)Geneva (GVA)2h 25m
1129Munich (MUC)Geneva (GVA)1h 15m
400Zurich (ZRH)Dublin (DUB)2h 20m
92Zurich (ZRH)Sao Paulo (GRU)11h 45m
1852Zurich (ZRH)Thessaloniki (SKG)2h 25m
390Zurich (ZRH)Manchester (MAN)2h 0m
81Toronto (YYZ)Zurich (ZRH)7h 55m
80Zurich (ZRH)Toronto (YYZ)8h 55m
1791Luqa (MLA)Zurich (ZRH)2h 20m
2020Zurich (ZRH)Madrid (MAD)2h 25m
553Bordeaux (BOD)Zurich (ZRH)1h 40m
239Cairo (CAI)Zurich (ZRH)4h 20m
1851Thessaloniki (SKG)Zurich (ZRH)2h 30m
552Zurich (ZRH)Bordeaux (BOD)1h 35m
238Zurich (ZRH)Cairo (CAI)4h 0m
1090Geneva (GVA)Berlin (BER)1h 45m
1430Geneva (GVA)Pristina (PRN)2h 10m
161Tokyo (NRT)Zurich (ZRH)14h 25m
1164Zurich (ZRH)Stuttgart (STR)0h 45m
2350Geneva (GVA)Heraklion (HER)3h 0m
2351Heraklion (HER)Geneva (GVA)3h 10m
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SWISS contact information

  • LXIATA code
  • +44 345 601 09 56Call
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Overview of SWISS

SWISS offers several different travel classes for passengers to choose from, including Economy, Business, and First. Economy provides travelers with a free carry-on, a hot meal, complimentary drinks, and access to the plane’s entertainment system, while Business offers a seat that turns into a bed, a gourmet meal, free alcoholic beverages, and the option of checking two bags for free. If you select First Class, you will be given items, such as moisturizer and pajamas, as well as priority boarding.

Although based in Switzerland, this airline offers many flights all across the world, including throughout Europe, Asia, North America, and Africa. If you plan on traveling to Asia, you can consider visiting a popular country like Japan or Thailand. For those interested in flying to Africa, there are destinations such as Tunisia, South Africa, and Ghana.

To offer as many flight paths as possible, SWISS has codeshare agreements with many other airlines, including Air France, Eurowings, and LOT Polish Airlines. Additionally, the company has created interline agreements with additional airlines, such as Delta Air Lines, Iberia, and Precision Air.

Out of the 89 planes that make up this company’s fleet, almost all of them are either Airbus or Boeing. The Airbus A320-200 is the aircraft that is the most frequently used, as it is ideal for medium-range flights and can fit up to 180 passengers. When servicing long distance flights, however, the company opts to use the Boeing 777-300ER, a choice that can fit up to 340 passengers and is the largest twinjet in the world.

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SWISS information

IATA codeLX
Routes320
Top routeGeneva to Zurich
Airports served115
Top airportZurich
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