SWISS has postponed the resumption of its Zurich–Dubai flights until after 27 March 2027, the end of its winter timetable. The airline had planned to restart the service on 25 November 2026 but said it had decided with Lufthansa Group to extend the suspension for operational reasons.
Meanwhile, SWISS will restore a second daily flight between Zurich and Delhi from 2 December 2026 to 27 March 2027. The additional service will operate alongside the regular daily flight and will mostly use an Airbus A340.
SWISS said it would notify passengers affected by the Dubai cancellations and rebook them on alternative flights.
This post was published on 11 November 2026 21:50
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