The elegant and modern design of the new aircraft livery, featuring darker shades of red and blue and the characteristic red wave pattern, is reflected in the interior. Inspired by comfortable, inviting sofas, the interior exudes a sense of calm while simultaneously conveying a high-quality and contemporary feel. This inspiration is complemented by elements of contemporary Swiss architecture. Reduced forms, clean lines, and selectively used patterns define the cabin's appearance. Fine details and high-quality workmanship underscore the premium standard in all travel classes.

Compared to the previous cabin, the color scheme has been deliberately reduced. This conscious reduction creates a sense of calm and harmony. Shades of blue, in their various forms, characterize the overall appearance.

Edelweiss Economy: Timeless, clear and inviting
The new Edelweiss Economy cabin impresses with its high-quality, clean design. Subtle, blue woven fabrics create a calm, timeless ambiance. Fine stitching details give the seats an elegant, tailored look. Overall, the interior appears harmonious and inviting.

All seats offer approximately three centimeters more legroom compared to the previous cabin, as well as a greater seat tilt angle, which noticeably increases comfort on long journeys.

Edelweiss Premium Economy: More premium and noticeably more space
With the new cabin, Edelweiss is strategically expanding its premium offerings and simultaneously increasing the proportion of premium seats on board. The new Edelweiss Premium Economy features 28 seats in a 2-3-2 configuration with approximately one meter of legroom and a high-quality hard-shell seat, similar to those used on other Lufthansa Group airlines.

The darker, more elegant color scheme underscores the premium aspirations. Guests enjoy a welcome drink even before takeoff. During the flight, they benefit from an expanded food selection, served on china on a tablecloth. Alcoholic beverages are included. Noise-canceling headphones from Edelweiss Business Class provide added comfort.

Edelweiss Business: First-class comfort with direct aisle access
The new Edelweiss Business combines high comfort with a cabin layout tailored to holidaymakers. The continuous 1-2-1 seating configuration offers every guest direct aisle access. Approximately half of the seats are designed as double seats and are ideal for couples traveling together.

The seats can be fully converted into a flat bed, allowing for restful sleep on long journeys. Dark blue tones, a unique woven upholstery, and carefully selected wood surfaces characterize the comfortable cabin design.

Edelweiss Business Suite: Exclusivity meets maximum privacy
The new Edelweiss Business Suite is designed for guests with the highest demands for privacy and comfort. The seats can be fully converted into a spacious, flat bed. Closable doors, approximately 1.20 meters high, ensure a high degree of privacy , while the large 32-inch monitors provide an immersive cinematic experience. In the In the middle suites, the room divider can be individually adjusted, allowing the suite to be used flexibly for guests traveling together.

A special feature is the generous open foot area, which offers significantly more freedom of movement when lying down. The package is complemented by a comfortable memory foam pillow and a mattress topper for restful sleep, as well as additional storage space for personal hand luggage.

Modern technology for all guests on board
In addition to design and comfort, modern technology plays a central role in the new cabin concept. In all travel classes, guests benefit from free high-speed internet via Starlink, 4K screens with Bluetooth audio connectivity, and a comprehensive inflight entertainment system with over 400 films and series, a 3D flight map, and external cameras. Human-centric lighting supports the natural circadian rhythm on long-haul flights.

The offering is complemented by wireless charging in Edelweiss Premium Economy, Edelweiss Business, and Edelweiss Business Suite, as well as high-performance USB-C and USB-A ports at all seats with up to 60 watts of power, allowing for convenient laptop charging. Additional power outlets are available in Edelweiss Business and Edelweiss Business Suite. Noise-canceling headphones provide added comfort in Edelweiss Premium Economy, Edelweiss Business, and Edelweiss Business Suite.

“With the new Airbus A350, we seized the opportunity to rethink our entire cabin product and develop it consistently with our guests’ well-being in mind,” says Bernd Bauer, CEO of Edelweiss. “Our aim was to create a space that exudes tranquility, is of high quality, and clearly positions itself as a premium product. The new cabin is a logical evolution of our design and represents modern comfort, Swiss quality, and a contemporary long-haul holiday flight experience.”

Availability
The first aircraft with the new cabin will enter service in December 2026. Flights will be bookable from summer 2026. Further converted Airbus A350s will follow gradually in January, February, April, May, and July 2027. By summer 2027, Edelweiss's entire Airbus A350 fleet will be equipped with the new cabin.

In the future, charging electronic devices such as mobile phones or tablets using power banks during flights will not be permitted. A maximum of two power banks may be carried per passenger. Storage in the overhead compartment is not allowed. Power banks must either be carried on the person or stored in the seat pocket or as hand luggage under the seat in front. Transport in checked baggage remains prohibited. This regulation is based on the current recommendations of the international aviation organizations EASA, FAA, IATA, and ICAO.

The key regulations at a glance:

• Maximum two power banks per person
• Charging via power banks on board is not permitted.
• Charging power banks via an on-board power source is not permitted.
• Use for the supply of essential medical equipment remains permitted.
• Storage in the overhead compartment is not permitted; transport is only allowed in hand luggage under the seat, in the seat pocket, or on the body.
• Maximum battery capacity: 100 Wh
• For power banks with a capacity between 100 Wh and a maximum of 160 Wh, permission from Edelweiss is required to take them along.
• Similar regulations also apply to e-cigarettes.

Further information regarding bringing electronic devices can be found at flyedelweiss.com .

The rollout is part of the Lufthansa Group's announced connectivity initiative, which is equipping its fleet of approximately 850 aircraft across the group with state-of-the-art satellite technology for onboard internet. The aim is to provide passengers across all travel classes with an online experience comparable to that on the ground. Applications such as messaging, streaming, and cloud-based work should thus be easily usable even during flights.

For Edelweiss, the new internet solution is another important building block in the continuous development of the travel experience on both short- and long-haul flights. This investment underscores Edelweiss's commitment to offering its guests contemporary comfort, modern technologies, and a high-quality product throughout the entire travel chain.

The exact timetable for the gradual equipping of the Edelweiss fleet is currently still being planned.

Business Class: Swiss indulgence with refinement
Business Class passengers can look forward to a varied menu with typical Swiss flair. The centerpiece is Capuns in a delicate cheese sauce, offering guests authentic Swiss flavor. These are complemented by seasonal creations and lovingly prepared desserts. A highlight is the fruity mango tapioca mousse, which will continue to be offered due to very positive guest feedback. "We tailor the dishes to ensure they remain fresh, appealing, and suitable for in-flight consumption. They should evoke a sense of vacation and convey a taste of Swiss culinary delight right from takeoff," explains René Bleiker, Head of Catering at Edelweiss.

Economy Class: Swiss classics served up anew
Even in Economy Class, you can enjoy fresh Swiss classics on board. Hearty dishes like Älplermagronen (Alpine macaroni and cheese) with caramelized apple cubes offer familiar comfort. The menus are rounded off with select desserts, such as dark Toblerone mousse or apple pie.

Diversity, quality and Swiss identity
With its carefully selected menus, Edelweiss underscores its Swiss identity, bringing seasonal freshness and regional specialties to the skies. From the very start, the dishes set the mood for the most wonderful time of the year. A culinary highlight above the clouds.

Starting in May 2025, Business and Economy Class guests can look forward to a new culinary experience on board. Edelweiss brings fresh enjoyment and regional diversity to the skies with carefully selected Swiss specialties – from traditional classics to seasonal reinterpretations.

Business Class: Regional delicacies with refinement
Business Class guests can look forward to an exquisite menu featuring typical Swiss specialties. The highlight is the legendary St. Gallen bratwurst from the Schmid butcher shop in St. Gallen, accompanied by bacon-wrapped beans, hash browns, and onion sauce—a dish with a truly local feel.

Cheese lovers will also find something to their liking: the aromatic Aarechäs from the Chäser from Worb is served as part of a cheese trio or combined with pear bread. Starters such as creamy trout tartare with pumpernickel crumble and apple jelly, as well as vegetarian creations such as dumplings with ricotta and buffalo Parmesan, provide variety. Sweet finishes include classics such as chocolate mousse with whipped cream or a piña colada with coconut cream and pineapple ragù.

Economy Class: Balanced variety with a Swiss touch
Edelweiss also brings new culinary delights to Economy Class. Savory dishes like chicken breast with herbs, risotto Milanese and spinach, or gnocchi with tomato and basil sauce offer tasty variety.

Familiar classics like Bircher muesli with berries or potato salad with cucumber salad are reminiscent of authentic Swiss cuisine. Desserts like mango mousse with strawberry coulis or a tutti-frutti crumble cake round out the menu with a sweet touch.

Variety, quality and Swiss enjoyment
With its new menus, Edelweiss brings even more enjoyment and Swiss identity on board. The menus change seasonally and reflect Switzerland's culinary diversity – for a true taste experience above the clouds.

The entertainment program on board Edelweiss' Airbus A320 fleet is being expanded. The wireless entertainment system already allowed passengers to enjoy free films, documentaries, series, music, playlists, and information about the flight and Edelweiss on their own devices. Only current blockbusters could not be offered via this system. This is changing with immediate effect.

Barbie and Ken are flying along!
Currently, the following films are available to guests on board the Airbus A320 on short- and medium-haul flights: "Barbie," "No Hard Feelings," "Relax, I'm from the Future," and "Asteroid City." With "PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie," even the youngest guests can shorten their flight time.

Eight new films are planned, which will be available for approximately six months. After that, they will be replaced by a new selection.

The leading Swiss leisure airline Edelweiss offers inspiring holiday tips for each of its current 93 destinations on its website flyedelweiss.com. In addition to countless suggestions for activities and sights, practical restaurant and hotel tips help visitors plan their vacation. Now the leisure airline is completing an immersive extension of its inspiration pages and introducing a new, exclusive experience series called "edelweiss experiences."

This allows customers to enjoy unforgettable experiences and discover the most beautiful parts of the world, even between flights. The event series not only includes exclusive trips to the stunning Edelweiss holiday destinations, but also offers rare opportunities to participate in special events such as aircraft christenings or fascinating insights into the company.

Unforgettable moments of happiness await
The magic of the "edelweiss experiences" lies in their exclusivity – they are precious experiences meant to be remembered for a long time. Every month, customers have the chance to participate in one of these unique adventures or take a look behind the scenes at Edelweiss.

The first "edelweiss experiences" offer awaits two winners, offering a week of winter wonderland in Finland with ski passes, snowshoe hikes, husky sleigh rides, and magical evenings – naturally including flights to Kuusamo and hotel accommodations. Other experiences include tickets to the legendary ice skating show Art on Ice and the wintery SunIce Festival in St. Moritz. And with a little luck, you can attend the christening of the newest Airbus A320 right on the apron at Zurich Airport, with an aperitif at the Edelweiss headquarters in the Circle.

Edelweiss as a trusted holiday airline
"After already inspiring our customers with numerous vacation tips on flyedelweiss.com, the new 'edelweiss experiences' underscore our commitment to being perceived not just as an airline, but as a holistic travel brand," explains Patrick Heymann, Chief Commercial Officer of Edelweiss. "Our customers should experience the world in all its splendor, make their dreams come true, and at the same time build a strong connection with Edelweiss as their trusted travel expert."

The leisure airline publishes the latest "edelweiss experiences" monthly via its newsletter and Instagram channel. Further information and the terms and conditions of participation are available at flyedelweiss.com .

Since this spring, Edelweiss has been providing its guests with Soeder soap and lotion in its aircraft restrooms. As a follow-up to these two popular products, a fragrance spray called "Ginger Voyage" has been developed in recent months. The fragrance spray will now be used by cabin crew in the entrance area immediately before boarding.

"The Ginger Voyage fragrance is designed to awaken a desire to travel and let our passengers indulge in vacation dreams even before takeoff," says Martin Rast, Head of Product & Services at Edelweiss. Fresh ginger, a hint of eucalyptus, and pink grapefruit are just three of the many other fragrances that give the "Ginger Voyage" spray its fresh, spicy note.

The fragrance is not available in stores and is used exclusively by Edelweiss.

Edelweiss has recognized the current beverage trend and is now offering a rosé champagne from the Gruet winery in Business Class. It surprises with aromas of red fruits such as strawberries, cherries, and raspberries, which blend wonderfully with the flavors of brioche and toast. Edelweiss serves the rosé champagne to its Business Class passengers as a welcome drink. In addition to the rosé champagne, a Brut Sélection is also available.

"With this special, exclusive welcome drink, we want to create a special moment for our business guests and get them in the mood for their vacation. This also sets us apart and enhances the guest experience," says Martin Rast, Head of Product and Services at Edelweiss.

Gruet champagnes are available exclusively on board Edelweiss flights. Champagne Gruet is a family-run winery in the Côte des Bars (Champagne) region, established since 1670.

Swiss people drink Rivella on the ski slopes, Sinalco at the outdoor pool, Elmer Citro on school trips, and for many, Pepita is a reminder of their childhood and youth. Edelweiss is now bringing these iconic drinks on board and offering an even more diverse selection of beverages on all flights. In addition to the existing drinks, Pepita, Sinalco, Elmer Citro, and Rivella Red will now be available on all Edelweiss flights.

Martin Rast, Head of Product and Services at Edelweiss: "For years, we have relied on regional Swiss products of the highest quality for our onboard catering. We are underscoring this commitment with the introduction of these iconic Swiss drinks. These brands hold many memories for our Swiss guests. In doing so, we are bringing a piece of Swiss history and culture closer to our foreign guests. We are confident that all our guests will love the new beverage selection."

From now on, the Swiss cult drinks are available free of charge on all Edelweiss flights in all classes.

Details and links to the Swiss cult drinks
Pepita is synonymous with grapefruit drinks. Since 1949, this fresh and thirst-quenching drink with the unmistakable Pepita flavor has been available throughout Switzerland. It contains 12% of the finest grapefruit juice. www.pepita.ch

Sinalco has been unique since 1905 and, thanks to its unmistakable flavor of oranges, lemons, and tangerines, is a popular sweet drink for all ages. www.sinalco.ch

Elmer Citro is a lemon-flavored lemonade. It is made from virtually nitrate-free mineral water from the St. Martin near Elm mineral spring in the Canton of Glarus. www.elmercitro.ch

Rivella Red is popularly known as the national drink of Switzerland. It consists of whey and a blend of natural fruit and herbal extracts. www.rivella.ch

Edelweiss continues to build on its reputation as a customer-focused and innovative leisure airline: Effective immediately, in cooperation with Flying Bag, it offers all guests flying through Zurich Airport convenient baggage pickup from their homes or a Swiss hotel. In addition to baggage transport to the airport, baggage drop-off and safe delivery to any Edelweiss destination are also guaranteed.

The advantages are obvious: no lugging luggage when arriving at the airport and no unnecessarily long waits at the baggage drop-off point. Passengers choose the pickup time slot the day before or even on the day of the flight and hand over their luggage to the driver. These trips can also be CO2-offset.

Offer also for the journey home
The service not only includes baggage collection in Switzerland, but can also be booked for a return journey. Passengers check in their baggage at their destination as usual. In Zurich, Flying Bag collects the baggage from the claim carousel and transports it to the desired destination in Switzerland. This allows for a convenient, baggage-free return journey.

The flight luggage delivery service is operated by the Swiss startup Flying Bag.

Links
Book at flyedelweiss.com

Flying Bag

The Edelweiss website is as fresh as spring, featuring new and exciting content on all Edelweiss destinations. Tips, stories, pictures, and videos that inspire and make finding the right vacation destination easier.

The Edelweiss holiday destinations website on flyedelweiss.com has been completely redesigned and features a fresh and modern look. The focus is on inspiration: In addition to fascinating images and captivating videos, there are many valuable travel tips for all holiday destinations. With just a few clicks, you can find exciting stories about the region, restaurant and hotel recommendations, or suggestions for unforgettable tours. Sports enthusiasts will find the most beautiful golf courses, the windiest surfing spots, and the most breathtaking diving locations. Information on must-see sights is also just a click away.

Yves Rückert, Head of Brand Management and Marketing Communications at Edelweiss: "With the new look of our holiday destinations, we offer valuable and inspiring tips and make it easier for our guests to find the right holiday destination."

Starting today, almost 200 articles about Edelweiss holiday destinations are available at flyedelweiss.com. The pages are continually being expanded with new and exciting content and are intended to be the first port of call for inspiration for all travel enthusiasts.

Links
Holiday destinations

Edelweiss is simplifying travel planning with two new services. You can now purchase a travel-approved PCR test for home use via the Edelweiss website. In addition, all Edelweiss guests have access to an expanded range of information for each holiday destination, including the most important COVID-19 regulations and on-site testing options.

A negative PCR test is required for entry into many countries. Edelweiss passengers now have the option of quickly and easily taking a PCR test at home using a self-collection kit.

The process is simple: Order a test kit at flyedelweiss.com, which is delivered to your home by mail. Thanks to the written instructions or video instructions, you can easily take the saliva sample at home. Then, send the sample tube directly to the certified laboratory or leave it at a drop-off point at Zurich Airport. The lab results follow the next day via encrypted email. This email is internationally recognized, multilingual, and contains all the information necessary for your planned trip.

This service is offered in cooperation with Viselio on flyedelweiss.com and costs CHF 165.

All important information for a carefree journey at a glance
In the current global situation, reliable and comprehensive information is key to a carefree and stress-free stay at your holiday destination. Edelweiss now offers the relevant information for every holiday destination on its website.

With just a few clicks, you can see the current travel restrictions, entry requirements, and rules of conduct regarding COVID-19 for each country. You can also book a paid PCR test online at your destination for your return trip to Switzerland. This service is provided in cooperation with the Canadian company Sitata at flyedelweiss.com.

Links

• PCR test kit from Viselio
• Local regulations and testing options with Sitata

About Viselio
Viselio is a Swiss service provider for travel documents and visas. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the company has specialized in providing the right travel documents and tests to enable travel even during the coronavirus pandemic.

About Sitata
Headquartered in Canada, Sitata is a global health, safety, and risk management provider. The company uses artificial intelligence, machine learning, and innovative mobile technologies to assist travelers.

The leading Swiss leisure airline Edelweiss will present a new catering concept with new and innovative tableware on board its aircraft starting December 1, 2019. In addition, the Edelweiss Café will open at Zurich Airport in spring 2020 in collaboration with Autogrill.

Edelweiss flies to 72 holiday destinations in 32 countries worldwide, and its route network is constantly growing. "With each new dream destination, we also transport more international passengers who use our connections. In the future, we want to inspire not only our Swiss guests, but also our international customers, to discover the most beautiful parts of the world with us," says Bernd Bauer, CEO of Edelweiss.

Local cuisine for national and international passengers
"Starting in December, our guests will not only bring their personal memories and experiences on board, but will also enjoy specialties from their departure destinations," says Markus Gander, Chief Product Officer at Edelweiss. The catering companies at Edelweiss holiday destinations will now prepare their own, traditional Swiss dishes, which will be served alongside the existing Swiss dishes. "By introducing traditional Swiss dishes from our destinations, we are extending the holiday experience for returning guests and surprising our international passengers with familiar food from their homeland." Furthermore, thanks to local dishes made with local ingredients, sustainable value creation can be supported at the holiday destinations.

Of course, Swiss classics and Swiss products such as the popular breads from the Bertschi bakery in Kloten and Bircher muesli from Bonatura in Kerzers will continue to be served on board. Edelweiss is now also serving "Alpine Ice Tea," a beverage made exclusively for Edelweiss using organic alpine herbs and fresh mountain spring water from Swiss Alpine Herbs in the Simmental region.

Less single-use plastic thanks to the new Edelweiss Box
Starting in December, Edelweiss will be introducing, among other things, the practical and innovative Edelweiss Box in Economy Class. The box is reusable and offers even more benefits: One of these is the generous lid, which guests can use not only as a plate but also to cover their meals without the need for additional disposable plastic closures.

In Business Class, meals will be served on completely newly designed tableware starting February 1, 2020. This offers several advantages, says Markus Gander: "It's lighter, allowing us to reduce weight, and it gives our Business Class a completely new and modern aesthetic."

Edelweiss Café at Zurich Airport
In the new year, Edelweiss is breaking new ground and opening the Edelweiss Café at Zurich Airport, becoming a host not only above the clouds, but also on home soil. "Whether you want to say goodbye to your loved ones before departure or simply escape the stresses of everyday life into an inspiring holiday world – the Edelweiss Café is intended to be a place of emotions and encounters," says Bernd Bauer. The Edelweiss Café is being built in collaboration with Autogrill at the current location of Coffee & Friends, directly in front of the boarding pass check at Check-in 1, and will open in spring 2020.

Edelweiss, the leading Swiss leisure airline, is now participating in the US Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) Pre-Check program. Registered passengers enjoy benefits at US airports.

Edelweiss is now TSA Pre-Check certified. For Edelweiss passengers who are members of the TSA program, this means easier and faster departure from American airports. They have access to separate security checkpoints, which in most cases have significantly shorter lines. Furthermore, shoes, jackets, belts, liquids, and laptops do not need to be presented separately.

Existing members of Global Entry, which facilitates entry into the US, are automatically enrolled in TSA Pre-Check. Children under 12 do not need to be certified separately. They can travel with TSA Pre-Check-certified travelers.

You can register for the program at www.tsa.gov/precheck. After successful screening, which includes an interview on US soil, you will receive a "Known Traveler Number" (KTN). This must be provided at every check-in. Membership costs USD 85 for five years. TSA Pre-Check is currently available at over 200 US airports.

Edelweiss flies from Zurich to the following holiday destinations in the USA: Denver, Las Vegas, Orlando, San Diego and Tampa Bay.

www.tsa.gov/precheck

Winter is here, and with it, traditional and beloved dishes that we've known and loved since childhood are returning to the table in many Swiss households. Edelweiss passengers don't have to miss out on culinary memories even above the clouds. From December 1, 2016, to May 31, 2017, Switzerland's leading leisure airline will surprise their guests with highly recognizable and high-quality delicacies. And a sausage that's only available on board Edelweiss.

"Do you want to wander ever further? See, the good lies so close. Just learn to grasp happiness. For happiness is always there." If you didn't know better, you might think Johann Wolfgang von Goethe had written his quatrain "Memories" for Edelweiss. Wandering far away is all well and good—but coming home is just as wonderful. And hardly anything makes us happier than food that reminds us of our childhood: Happiness is a bratwurst with rösti. A lamb's lettuce salad with egg. Happiness is our very own Rivella. Edelweiss takes this into account and serves a true taste of home on its aircraft in winter.

Culinary combination of tradition and modernity
Edelweiss continues to place value on regional and innovative products from local producers. "We have been working closely with suppliers from Switzerland for years, combining tradition with modernity. This is very well received by our passengers," says Edelweiss CEO Bernd Bauer.

In Economy Class, for example, you'll find one of the most traditional Swiss dishes of all: Bratwurst with Rösti and onion sauce. But not just any bratwurst! The Schwägalp Bratwurst was created by Herisau butcher Ueli Zeller especially for Edelweiss – it's available exclusively on board Edelweiss. Zeller enjoys developing new flavors with small tweaks (for example, spices), but places great value on natural, authentic products. "Our business has strong Swiss roots and aims to offer a special culinary experience. The same applies to Edelweiss, which is why we're a perfect match," says the Appenzell butcher.

Smoked trout from Aargau and seasonal delicacies
In Business Class, a veritable tour de Suisse is served. Smoked salmon trout from Aargau comes served with quinoa salad and horseradish-dill mayonnaise, along with lamb's lettuce and egg. The trout is produced by Kuratlis Räucherspezialitäten in Nussbaumen and refined for hours in the smokehouse according to time-honored tradition. For those who miss the mountains a little above the clouds, there's a fine Graubünden specialty: a duet of Capuns and Quarkpizokeln (sweet curd dumplings) with cream sauce.

Business Class also offers seasonal highlights. In December, there's another classic: roasted saddle of venison from Swiss hunting in a game cream sauce with spaetzle, red cabbage, Brussels sprouts, and glazed chestnuts. Edelweiss serves veal fillet in a morel sauce with glazed carrots and potato gratin for its Christmas menu. In January and February, lovers of the Bernese platter will get their money's worth: there's the platter with Bernese tongue sausage, smoked bacon, and boiled potatoes. And from March to May, spring arrives with veal saltimbocca and white asparagus.

Western Swiss down-to-earthness and southern sweetness
The ultimate in combining tradition and modernity is achieved with the dessert in Business Class, a union of the official Swiss thirst quencher with French-speaking Swiss down-to-earthness and Alpine sweetness: Rivella jelly with Valais rye bread crumbles and an Edelweiss panna cotta. No, you can't explain what it tastes like; you have to try it. Or maybe you can: It tastes like Rivellaaaaaaah! And more!

Golfers are better off flying with Edelweiss to the world's most beautiful courses. From now until the end of March 2017, the leading Swiss leisure airline will transport its guests' golf equipment (up to 23 kg) free of charge on its entire route network.

Attractive golf destinations in the 2016/17 winter flight schedule
This winter, too, there are a wide range of destinations for golfing. Edelweiss will be flying several times a week throughout the winter to popular golf destinations such as the Canary Islands (Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Tenerife), Antalya, Madeira, Palma de Mallorca, Larnaca, and Marrakech.

Further information and regulations regarding the carriage of sports equipment can be found at flyedelweiss.com.

Edelweiss customers can now book tickets across the entire European network at attractive prices with no minimum stay at their destination. One-way fares start at CHF 129 in Economy Class and CHF 349 in Business Class and are available in all booking classes.

With the new one-way fares, Edelweiss is meeting increased customer demand and offering more flexibility and more attractive prices for individual travel planning within Europe.

The new one-way fares are now available for booking at travel agencies, www.flyedelweiss.com, or www.swiss.com.

In addition to the new one-way fares, Edelweiss is reducing its prices for round-trip Business Class flights within Europe. Starting at just CHF 599, our guests can enjoy their journey in even greater comfort. This includes access to a separate check-in counter, priority passage through security, and a second baggage allowance of up to 32 kg per person. On board, our guests enjoy more space thanks to an empty middle seat, exclusive menus, and the unmistakable Edelweiss service.

In Economy Class, Edelweiss continues to offer its excellent service at the usual attractive prices starting from CHF 179 for a return flight.