SWISS Opens New Lounge at Zurich Airport

SWISS Opens New Lounge at Zurich Airport Written by Barnaby Taylor. Published on 17th January, 2020. Category: Travel News

Exciting news from Swiss International Air Lines! Swiss have recently opened a new lounge at its Zurich Airport hub. The new Swiss airport lounge named ‘Alpine Lounge’ combines all the characteristics of an authentic yet modern mountain lodge while keeping a familiar luxury SWISS lounge style. The 500-square-metre SWISS Alpine lounge is located in Terminal A and can accommodate up to 100 guests travelling in business and first.

SWISS Alpine Lounge Zurich

The business class Swiss Alpine lounge will be a fabulous addition. One of the most fascinating parts of the new lounge is its centrepiece rustic oven. The rustic oven will be used to serve superb hot seasonal and traditional dishes all year round. The Zurich Alpine Lounge will also offer a range of regional Swiss wines and spirits.

The new SWISS Alpine Lounge will be open Mondays to Fridays from 05:30 to 18:30. The lounge is available to Miles & More Senators, Star Alliance Gold Members and business class travellers on SWISS and other Lufthansa Group airlines. This will be a welcome opportunity to relax and unwind for any frequent business travellers flying long haul with Swiss!

SWISS Business Class

Swiss Airlines is globally perceived as offering the best European business class cabin. The Swiss Air business class seating tends to vary according to cabin layout and aeroplane size, but always offers privacy and plenty of room. Other benefits flying with Swiss Business are a Victorinox travel kits, checked baggage (2 x 32 kg), enjoyable inflight entertainment, and the use of SWISS and Star Alliance Partner lounges all over the world. Truly making it one of the best business class experiences in the sky.

Learn more about Swiss Air Lines, and the amazing business class deals Just Fly Business provide. Click the link to enquire or call on 020 8417 1366 to speak to one of our experienced travel consultants today.

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