Swiss clicks with timely fares to Zurich
Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has launched introductory fares for its new daily service from Singapore to Zurich, commencing May 13.
Round trip in Economy starts from SGD705, including taxes and charges. Round trip in Business Class, with a two-metre lie-flat bed, is quoted from SGD3705.
Travellers must purchase their tickets up until January 28. Travel period is from May 13 to November 30, 2013. Terms and conditions apply.
The new route to Zurich will be operated with an Airbus A340-300 aircraft, offering 219 seats.
The westbound LX 179 flight will depart from Singapore at 23:10 and arrive in Zurich at 06:10 the following day.
The eastbound LX 178 service will leave Zurich at 22:45 and touch down in Singapore at 17:10 the next day.
Ian Jarrett
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