Airlines and services Switzerland

This small airport handles some 180,000 passengers a year, for vacation destinations such as Palma de Mallorca and Sicily, as well as regional destinations with SkyWork. Just 10 km from the center of Berne, it's easy to reach by train or bus. For those with a taste for the unusual, it's possible to take a guided tour of the airport and grasp the complex logistics and management of air traffic.

Geneva-Cointrin airport is 4 km from the city center and 50 km from the Jura mountains. The arrivals hall has car rental agencies, a tourist information point, banks and cabs outside. The bus network links the airport with various districts of Geneva, the canton of Geneva and neighboring France (Chamonix, etc.). The Léman Express connects the airport and Cornavin station, as well as various parts of Geneva and the surrounding region. From Cornavin, the network serves the rest of Switzerland.

Zurich International Airport is an important air hub. It serves many destinations, especially in Europe, such as Brussels, Paris, Lyon and Nice, as well as the national airports of Geneva, Basel-Mulhouse and Lugano. It is very easy to reach the city centre in about ten minutes: by train, tram or bus. For taxis, there is a taxi rank outside arrivals halls 1 and 2 (CHF 70).

Swiss International Airlines, the national airline, covers 100 destinations in 50 countries. Its business is focused on the flourishing low-cost sector, with scheduled flights from Geneva to Basel, Lugano and Zurich, as well as flights to some thirty destinations in Europe. The company offers an ever-increasing number of destinations A gateway to exploration at the ends of the earth! Hong Kong, Rio, Salvador da Bahia, Sydney, Washington, Shanghai...

Regular flights to Geneva and Zurich. The airport is not the biggest in Switzerland, but it can be useful. It handles 175,000 passengers a year. It is 6 km from Lugano and only 30 km from the Italian border. It operates regional flights and cannot handle long-haul flights. The airport is easily reached by public transport, with the Lugano Ponte-Tresa train departing from Lugano station. Swiss operates the majority of flights to Lugano and from Zurich.

Swiss is the national airline. It carries around 13 million passengers to 102 destinations in 50 countries. Its business is focused on the booming low-cost market, with scheduled flights from Geneva to Basel, Lugano and Zurich, as well as flights to some 30 destinations in Europe. The fleet comprises 87 aircraft. A round trip from Paris to Geneva costs CHF 150. The flight takes about an hour.

Geneva-Cointrin airport is served by public transport, either by train or bus. The train is the best way to get from the airport to the city center and Geneva-Cornavin station in 7 minutes. Bus lines 5, 10, 23, 28, 50, 56, 57, 59 and 66 can also get you there. The Geneva Pass, zone 10, includes free transport to and from the airport. The A1 and A6 lines enable passengers from Geneva or neighboring France to get to the airport before 6am.