SWISS to operate two Airbus A330s from Lufthansa
Swiss International Air Lines will from mid-November take over the operation of two Airbus A330-200 aircraft from parent company Lufthansa, to replace leased-in planes on its East and West Africa routes.
“SWISS wants to grow step by step. By adding these two long-haul aircraft, SWISS is strengthening the quality of its route network. They are also highly compatible with our existing fleet,” said Christoph Franz, SWISS’s chief executive officer.
The addition of the two aircrafts will increase SWISS’ long-haul fleet to 21 aircraft.
SWISS to operate two Airbus A330s from Lufthansa
