This Aviation.Direct section deals with aviation topics from the Switzerland.
This Aviation.Direct section deals with aviation topics from the Switzerland. Whether you choose Zurich, Basel, Geneva, Bern, Lugano, Altenrhein or Sion If you are interested in Switzerland, you have come to the right place.
Quick access to the news from your airport:
Swiss air traffic control Skyguide reduced the number of approaches to Geneva Airport by 20 percent as a precautionary measure on Monday. This measure serves to ensure the safety of flight operations and is a response to a latent technical problem, Skyguide announced. Passengers should therefore be prepared for possible delays. The reduced capacity applies,
The Albanian airline Air Albania plans to resume flights to two European cities, after they were suspended after a brief period in early March. From June 10, 2025, Air Albania will resume twice-weekly service on the Tirana-Brussels route, and from July 2, the connection will
Kuwaiti airline Kuwait Airways will commence commercial flight operations with its first Airbus A2025neo in June 321. As reported by the Aeroroutes portal, the airline will initially operate the new aircraft on a one-off basis from Kuwait to European destinations such as Geneva, Munich, and Vienna. The aircraft is equipped with 16 lie-flat seats in
Swiss International Air Lines (Swiss) is extending its well-known "Pre-Select" service, which allows passengers to select their meals in advance, to Business Class passengers departing from Geneva. The airline announced that these passengers can select their preferred main course from a selection of
Serbian airline Air Serbia will increase the frequency of its new connection between Belgrade (BEG) and Geneva (GVA) before the route officially launches on 23 June 2025. Originally planned with three weekly flights, the route will now be served four times a week, as an additional flight will be operated on Sunday in
The loudly announced new "airline" L'Odyssey, which planned to establish regional connections from Tours and Nîmes starting next summer, has turned out to be a pipe dream. Just two weeks before the planned inaugural flight, all flights for the 2025 season were canceled without replacement. The company's flimsy justification, namely unforeseen conditions of the "wet lease partner,"
The Chinese airline Air China, a member of the Star Alliance, is expanding its services to Europe in the summer of 2025. Between July 22 and August 26, the connection from Beijing (PEK) to Geneva (GVA) will be increased from the current five to six weekly flights, according to the Aero Routes portal.
Serbian airline Air Serbia is expanding its summer flight schedule and launching a new direct connection from its base in Belgrade to Geneva, Switzerland, starting June 23. According to the aviation portal "ExYuAviation," Serbia's national airline will operate the route three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The Saudi Arabian low-cost airline Flynas is planning to expand its European route network from its base in Riyadh. According to the portal "Aeroroutes," Flynas will offer a new seasonal flight connection to Geneva, Switzerland, from June 24 to August 30, 2025. The route will operate three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Ethiopian Airlines is optimising its flight schedule for the connection between Addis Ababa, Geneva and Manchester. From 2 July, the airline is reducing the number of weekly flights on this route from five to three. In return, Ethiopian Airlines will operate an additional connection between Addis Ababa and Manchester three times a week from 3 July.
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