Aviation
From Geneva, the company will again operate 24 routes, including a large number of tourist destinations in southern Europe.
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The Swiss airline will restart operations between Geneva and Zurich in July. Passengers departing from Geneva will again have access to intercontinental flights from Switzerland.
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For the months of July and August, the schedule provides for a dozen weekly connections. In September and October, that number should be raised to 21, the white cross transporter said on Monday in a statement.
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As previously announced, Swiss will gradually expand its offer until the fall. More specifically, it intends to serve a dozen new destinations in Europe in July. From Geneva, it will again operate 24 routes, including a large number of tourist destinations in southern Europe.
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Swiss planes parked on the tarmac of the’Zurich Airport (March 2020)
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With regard to the long-haul network, Swiss will resume operations from Zurich to 13 destinations in July, and 18 from October. The airports again served include São Paulo, Shanghai, Montreal and Tel Aviv.
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By the end of the summer flight plan, the Lufthansa subsidiary aims to cover 85% of the routes operated before the outbreak of the health crisis. However, the frequency is significantly lower: initially, Swiss movements from the two main Swiss airports should be limited to 1,400, 60% less than before the crisis.
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(ATS)
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