Air India, SWISS Announce Codeshare Expansion
SWISS International Airlines and Air India announced a new codeshare route from Zurich via Delhi to Pune.
SWISS International Airlines and Air India announced a new codeshare route from Zurich via Delhi to Pune.
DALLAS — SWISS International Airlines (LX) and Air India (AI) announced a new codeshare route from Zurich (ZRH) via Delhi (DEL) to Pune (PNQ).
The new route will take just under 8 hours to Delhi (DEL) and 2 hours to Pune (PNQ). It will serve as a daily connection from Zurich Kloten International Airport (ZRH). Previously, the airline’s codeshare included Mumbai (BOM) routes via Zurich and Delhi (DEL) via Zurich.
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This expansion comes from a successful partnership between AI and LX, connecting travelers between India and Europe. Expanding the codeshare agreement between AI and LX will enhance connectivity for travelers in Switzerland to various Indian destinations.
Air India, India's flagship carrier, offers a comprehensive network route across destinations in Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia. The airline serves its routes from its main hub in Delhi (DEL) and secondary hub in Mumbai (BOM). Air India is a member of the Star Alliance.
SWISS International Airlines, commonly known as SWISS, is Switzerland's flag carrier and a subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group. SWISS is also a member of the Star Alliance, serving over 100 destinations worldwide from its hubs in Geneva (GVA) and Zurich (ZRH).
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