SWISS

Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) serves destinations in countries all over the world from its Zurich hub and the further Swiss international airports of Basel and Geneva with. Switzerland’s airline embodies typical Swiss values such as hospitality, quality in every detail and personal care: SWISS aims to make all its customers feel totally at home.
Committed on various fronts to the careful and sustainable use of natural resources, and regards a responsible attitude to the environment as an integral part of its corporate culture. As part of the Lufthansa Group and a member of Star Alliance, SWISS remains true to its mission of providing quality air services that link Switzerland with Europe and the world.
SWISS Travel Updates
Star Alliance Enhances Customer Transfer Experience at London Heathrow
27 November 2017Passengers connecting through Heathrow Terminal 2, will now benefit from a faster and easier transfer experience.
SWISS Unveils New Cabin Products For Its Flagship Boeing 777300ER
15 July 2015SWISS unveils new cabin product for its flagship Boeing 777-300ER SWISS will be ushering-in a new era in the history…
SWISS Starts Non-Stop Service from Zurich to Beijing
14 February 2012On Saturday 11Feb12, SWISS commenced its new non-stop service between Zurich and Beijing. The new route will operate five to seven times…
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Reviews
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Garry B.Great Experience Flying Turkish Airlines
Barbara P.Turkish Airlines & Thai Airways Business Class Review
Anna MarieWe flew Turkish and Thai, and had no problems at all, they were on time and all went smoothly.
- Whilst Turkish Airlines and Thai Airways business class provided flat beds, good food and service – they do not compare with business class on Qatar Airways.
- The Turkish Airlines business class pods are spacious but lack some design thought – they are not cosy, do not provide any privacy and are comfortable whilst sleeping (flat bed) but not when sitting and using the entertainment screen.
- The Thai Airways business class pods are smaller than the Turkish Airline pods and whilst they provided more privacy and seemed cosier they do not provide the same space. They are also on a weird angle (not aligned straight to the front) and it left me feeling a little disorientated. The flat bed was also quite hard and not very comfortable for side sleepers.
- The food was quite good on both airlines.
- The onboarding was also quite good on both airlines – though Turkish Airlines at times felt disorganised.
- The service on both airlines was good – if I had to choose I would say Thai Airways was friendlier.
- The Turkish Airlines lounge in Istanbul was fantastic as was also the Thai Airways lounge in Bangkok – the other lounges used were also good.
- I am glad we got to visit Istanbul – which is an amazing place to see but the hotel, The Polat, is not in a great location for a short stay – it was a good 20-30 minutes in a taxi to the old town, 40 -60 minutes to the airport and 40-60 minutes to the Asian side – all dependent on traffic which to me seemed horrific most of the time. Lovely hotel but I would have much preferred to have stayed in the old town or closer to it.
The places we visited in Italy were beautiful, good food and loved the culture. I don’t know however that I would travel to Europe again in July/August - the heat and humidity was unrelenting and it had an impact on us – it certainly slowed us down.