SWISS

(1 June 2026)

SWISS is expanding its long-haul network and will add Bengaluru to its route portfolio for the first time in the 2026/2027 winter schedule. Alongside Delhi and Mumbai, the southern Indian metropolis becomes the airline’s third destination in India.

Bengaluru: Where technology meets culture
Known as the “Silicon Valley of India,” Bengaluru is one of Asia’s leading hubs for technology and innovation. The city is home to international corporations and numerous European companies, as well as a dynamic startup scene. At the same time, historic temples, traditional markets, and green spaces offer rich cultural diversity.

Attractive for business and leisure
The destination appeals equally to business and leisure travelers and is an ideal gateway for exploring southern India. With this new route, SWISS is responding to growing demand for flights to one of Asia’s most important economic regions.

✈ Zurich (ZRH) – Bengaluru (BLR): 5 weekly flights starting 27 October 2026

(31 March 2026)

Grindelwald in the Bernese Oberland embodies everything many travelers associate with Switzerland: breathtaking mountain scenery, unspoiled nature, and authentic Swiss experiences. Thanks to the expanded Air Rail offer from SWISS and SBB, Grindelwald (ZHJ) is now seamlessly connected to Zurich and the SWISS global route network. This is made possible by a new partnership with Jungfrau Railways, which operates the train service between Interlaken and Grindelwald.

The trains operate under a SWISS flight number and are booked in the same way as a connecting flight. Through fares apply.*

With this expansion, the SWISS Air Rail network grows to a total of 25 destinations in Switzerland, Germany, and Austria.

^{* SWISS Air Rail can only be booked in conjunction with a flight operated by SWISS or Edelweiss.}

(12 January 2026)

More frequencies on selected European routes open up additional opportunities for travelers for weekend trips, business trips, and family adventures. Destinations such as London, Manchester, Ljubljana, Naples, Nice, and Sofia are waiting to be discovered.

Overview of additional frequencies from/to Zurich (ZRH):

• London-Gatwick (LGW): two daily flights (+7/7)
• Manchester (MAN): 21 flights per week (+5/7)
• Neapel (NAP): 22 flights per week (+4/7)
• Ljubljana (LJU): 18 flights per week (+6/7)
• Nice (NCE): 32 flights per week (+3/7)
• Sofia (SOF): 6 flights per week (+1/7)

(6 November 2025)

SWISS is expanding its route network in summer 2026, offering travelers an even wider selection of attractive destinations – from new European destinations to flights to the World Cup venues in North America.

New routes to/from Zurich

• Poznań (POZ): Three times a week from March 29, 2026 – ideal for business travelers and culture enthusiasts.
• Rijeka (RJK): New twice-weekly service in July and August 2026 – Mediterranean flair on Kvarner Bay

More flights to popular summer destinations

To meet rising demand, SWISS will be flying even more frequently to popular vacation and business destinations, including Alicante (ALC), Valencia (VLC), Manchester (MAN), Montpellier (MPL), Tirana (TIA), Budapest (BUD), and Venice (VCE).

Direct flights to the 2026 World Cup

SWISS will fly daily or several times a day to World Cup venues in the USA: New York (JFK), Newark (EWR), Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO), Boston (BOS), Miami (MIA) and Toronto (YYZ) – 5 times a week starting 26 April 2026.

Expansion towards Asia

• Tokyo-Narita (NRT): Daily flights in April, May and October 2026; Five weekly flights will continue to be offered during the rest of the summer timetable period

In total, SWISS's flight program for the 2026 summer season comprises 112 destinations from Zurich and Geneva.