Swiss International Air Lines in a nutshell
Swiss International Air Lines, commonly referred to as Swiss, is the flag carrier of Switzerland and a member of the Lufthansa Group.
The company has its main base in Zurich, from which it operates most of its flights.
Swiss operates a modern fleet of Airbus A220, Airbus A320/321 aircraft and on long-haul routes uses a mix of Airbus A330, Airbus A350 and Boeing 777-300 aircraft. The company also operates a subsidiary airline , Edelweiss, which focuses mainly on flights to tourist destinations.
The airline is the direct successor to the bankrupt Swissair.
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Hi there, does anyone have experience with flight cancellation and "credit"? They moved my tickets two weeks before departure and actually it was convenient, so I cancelled all flights for me and my partner (Prague-Bali and back). All I got was an email saying it was cancelled and to contact an assistant when I wanted to book something. I tried their ai assistant and he said the credit is non-transferable. But I have not been able to get more information from them yet, how it will actually work, nor have I received any info on how long the credit is valid, etc.. Thanks in advance :)