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Probably heard it by seeing SeanM1997 on X, but of course people fail to give credit.
So credit to SeanM1997 on X
LX432 ZRH 1715-1800 LGW (Mon-Sat)
LX433 LGW 1845-2125 ZRH (Mon-Sat)
Mixture of Swiss A220, Air Baltic A220 and Helvetic EMB190
Also to the poster above its only direct on days 1-6, I'd suggest looking a bit further rather than being rude.
So credit to SeanM1997 on X
LX432 ZRH 1715-1800 LGW (Mon-Sat)
LX433 LGW 1845-2125 ZRH (Mon-Sat)
Mixture of Swiss A220, Air Baltic A220 and Helvetic EMB190
Also to the poster above its only direct on days 1-6, I'd suggest looking a bit further rather than being rude.
It's unreal how people read things and then say or type that they heard it. Voices in their head I think 🤔
Although I just looked at the SWISS website and it's showing flights bookable on days 1 to 7. That could well be a mistake though if SeanM has indicated the correct schedule.
The sunday flight is indirect.
If they are happy with off-peak slots, maybe.
If Swiss (not Edelweiss) are prepared to fly to Gatwick instead of LHR/LCY outside the ski season, then it's effectively open season for all European carriers to do a land grab on whatever slots they can get at LGW.
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There’s way other ways to get information than Sean imo but keep thinking it was him. I got the information from this so yeah not Sean at all.
https://swiss.newsmarket.com/english
https://swiss.newsmarket.com/english
There’s way other ways to get information than Sean imo but keep thinking it was him. I got the information from this so yeah not Sean at all.
https://swiss.newsmarket.com/english
https://swiss.newsmarket.com/english
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There’s way other ways to get information than Sean imo but keep thinking it was him. I got the information from this so yeah not Sean at all.
https://swiss.newsmarket.com/english
https://swiss.newsmarket.com/english
If Swiss (not Edelweiss) are prepared to fly to Gatwick instead of LHR/LCY outside the ski season, then it's effectively open season for all European carriers to do a land grab on whatever slots they can get at LGW. The short-haul market has effectively said NO (with a big booming shouty voice) to paying silly prices for LHR slots. I can't think of another airline in Europe that is more premium focussed
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A very nice addition to Gatwick Swiss have an excellent reputation for being one of the best European airlines; can't wait to see their A220 at LGW soon.
In keeping in the spirit following a new airline/route launch at LGW, it's time for the question on everyone's minds: Who (realistically) will be next?
In keeping in the spirit following a new airline/route launch at LGW, it's time for the question on everyone's minds: Who (realistically) will be next?
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Just incredible I'm amazed how there have been multiple instances where myself and others in this thread have posed the question "who's next?" and hours later, we get great news like this! Extraordinary and great news for LGW. Hopefully more will come. I bet anyone that MAG at STN aren't happy with airlines flocking to LGW while they've been trying to diversity their airline offering.
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Air China have swapped PVG and PEK as their LGW ops since CTU got a LHR slot. Last summer saw PVG replace PEK from June but it seems PVG and PEK will run through the summer to LGW. The third PEK-LON was started at LGW then moved to LHR, they lost the slot post COVID so one for the LHR waiting room I suspect? Takes PEK-LON back to 3 x daily with a daily PVG at LGW and TFU at LHR.
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