SWISS airlines is further expanding its services from Geneva, adding Nice to the network and increasing frequencies to Madrid, Moscow and London (City) Airport.
Nice will join the SWISS Geneva-based network on 10 February 2012. The new flights will be operated using Airbus A319 equipment. Service will initially consist of two daily flights, rising to a thrice-daily operation in the 2012 summer schedules. SWISS will also be adding a third daily frequency to its Geneva-Madrid route from 10 February 2012. The new operations will see a tenth SWISS aircraft stationed in Geneva.
In the nearer future, SWISS will be adding a second daily flight to its Geneva-Moscow route from 16 December. And service between Geneva and London (City) will be raised from four to five daily flights with the start of the 2011/12 winter schedules on 31 October. Services on the current Geneva-Budapest route will be withdrawn from the same date, though travellers from Geneva will still be able to reach Hungary’s capital with a choice of three connections a day via SWISS’s Zurich hub.
