Air India Returns To Zurich After More Than 25 Years


(MENAFN- Swissinfo) After a long absence Air India is returning to Zurich Airport. From June 16, the Indian airline will connect the Swiss airport with New Delhi.

This content was published on May 4, 2024 - 11:07 1 minute Keystone-SDA

Air India's last presence in Zurich with a scheduled service dates back to 1997, according to a press release.

The airline plans to serve the Indian capital from Zurich Airport four times a week. Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) also operates this route on a daily basis.

+ Swiss embassy in India continues to issue tourist visas for groups

Air India is part of the international Star Alliance network, of which SWISS is also a member.

Translated from Italian by DeepL/ts

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