What is the SWISS reservations phone number?

SWISS reservations can be reached at +41-848-700-700, 24 hours a day. CheapoTrav also publishes phone-only fares that are not loaded into online inventory — call us first to compare.

Where does SWISS fly from?

SWISS operates from 2 primary hubs — ZRH, GVA — and serves roughly 110 destinations worldwide with a fleet of about 95 aircraft. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Switzerland, SWISS is one of the larger carriers in the Europe region.

Is SWISS part of an airline alliance?

SWISS is a member of Star Alliance, which means you can earn and redeem Miles & More miles on every Star Alliance partner and use Star Alliance lounges when flying in eligible cabins.

What is the SWISS carry-on baggage allowance?

1 cabin bag (55 × 40 × 23 cm) up to 8 kg + small personal item. Items that exceed those dimensions are gate-checked and may incur a fee, so it is worth measuring your bag at home — including wheels and handles — before you fly.

How much does a checked bag cost on SWISS?

Included on most long-haul fares. €40–€70 short-haul per bag. Elite Miles & More members and passengers traveling in Business typically receive a higher free checked allowance — check your fare class on the booking confirmation for the exact entitlement.

What is SWISS's cancellation and refund policy?

EU261 protected. Refundable fares + 24-hour cooling-off on direct sales. Refunds are issued to the original form of payment and typically post within 7 business days for credit cards or up to 20 days for cash and check purchases. Travel-insurance or trip-protection plans can broaden the reasons that qualify for a refund.

Does SWISS charge change fees?

Flex fares change-free. Economy Saver change fee €70 + fare difference. Same-day flight changes are usually offered as a flat-fee option (subject to availability in your original fare bucket). Note that any fare difference between the original and new flight is always payable on top of the change fee.

What cabin classes does SWISS offer?

SWISS sells the following cabins: Economy (31 in); Premium Economy (38 in); Business (Allegris business suite); First (Allegris First suite). Cabin availability varies by aircraft type and route — long-haul widebody routes generally offer the full premium line-up, while short-haul narrowbody flights typically operate with Economy and a domestic First/Premium only.

Does SWISS have Wi-Fi on board?

Yes — SWISS offers Wi-Fi across most of its fleet. Availability by cabin: Economy — Paid; Premium Economy — Paid; Business — Paid; First — Paid. Connectivity is typically fastest on widebody aircraft equipped with Ka-band or Ku-band satellite service; older regional jets may still rely on slower air-to-ground systems.

What in-flight entertainment and meals can I expect on SWISS?

Entertainment ranges across the cabins as follows: Economy — Seatback HD; Premium Economy — Seatback HD; Business — Seatback HD; First — Seatback HD. On the catering side, Economy passengers receive swiss specialties from rotating cantons., while Business guests enjoy swiss taste of switzerland. Pre-order meal selection is available on most long-haul routes if you book at least 24 hours before departure.

How does SWISS's Miles & More loyalty program work?

Miles & More is SWISS's frequent-flyer program, with elite tiers Frequent Traveller → Senator → HON Circle. Miles can be earned on paid flights, partner airlines, co-branded credit-card spend, and redeemed for award tickets, cabin upgrades, and ancillaries. Elite status typically unlocks priority check-in, free checked bags, complimentary upgrades when available, and lounge access on international itineraries.

Where are the SWISS lounges and how do I get in?

SWISS operates branded lounges at Zurich (ZRH). Access is generally limited to same-day travelers in Business or First, top-tier Miles & More elites, and Star Alliance elite partners. Day passes are sometimes sold subject to capacity; the flagship room is SWISS First Lounge, known for cigar lounge + sommelier.

What aircraft does SWISS fly?

SWISS's fleet of roughly 95 aircraft is built around 4 core types: airbus-a350-900, boeing-777-300er, airbus-a330-300, airbus-a320neo. Equipment is generally assigned by stage length — narrowbodies cover short and medium-haul routes, while widebodies are reserved for long-haul intercontinental flying. You can confirm the exact aircraft type for your itinerary at booking and again 24 hours before departure, since substitutions do happen.

Can I travel with my pet on SWISS?

Small pets in-cabin €60–€100 EU, €200 long-haul. Service animals free. Carriers must fit fully under the seat in front of you, the pet must remain inside for the duration of the flight, and only a limited number of in-cabin pets are permitted per flight — book early. Service animals trained to assist passengers with disabilities travel free with documentation submitted at least 48 hours before departure.

Does SWISS accept unaccompanied minors?

Ages 5–11: €40–€100 fee each way. Optional 12–17. An adult must complete a release form at the airport, present government-issued photo ID, and remain at the gate until the aircraft departs. The same identification is required by the receiving adult on arrival. Connecting itineraries and overnight flights are usually restricted for the youngest age band.

How do I request special assistance on SWISS?

PRM service free under EC 1107/2006. Request 48 hrs ahead. Requests can be added during booking, in your account profile, or by calling reservations. For mobility devices, give battery and dimension details ahead of time so the airport team can pre-stage the right equipment. Pre-boarding is offered to passengers who self-identify at the gate.

When does check-in open for SWISS flights?

Online and mobile check-in opens 24 hours before scheduled departure and closes 45–60 minutes before departure for most domestic flights and 60–90 minutes before international departures. Airport baggage drop and ticket counters typically close 30–60 minutes before departure depending on the route. Plan to be through security at least 90 minutes before a domestic departure and 2–3 hours ahead of an international one.

How can I find the cheapest SWISS flights?

For published fares, search 4–8 weeks ahead for domestic and 2–6 months ahead for international, fly mid-week (Tuesday/Wednesday) and avoid peak holiday windows. CheapoTrav also negotiates phone-only consolidator fares on SWISS that are not loaded into public booking engines — call +1 (815) 473-8090 to have an agent compare them against the best online price before you commit.

What are the best seats on the SWISS Airbus A350-900?

Look for bulkhead rows, exit rows and window seats away from the engines. Premium-cabin lie-flat seats offer the most comfort.

Which seats should I avoid on the SWISS Airbus A350-900?

Avoid the last few rows of each cabin (reduced recline near the bulkhead), seats next to lavatories and galley areas, and middle seats in the back third of the cabin.

Does SWISS offer extra-legroom seats on the Airbus A350-900?

Yes — SWISS sells extra-legroom seats (Main Cabin Extra, Preferred, Economy Plus or equivalent) at booking or check-in. Exit-row seats are usually included.