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BA-Swiss codeshare routes unveiled
Saturday, 17 Feb, 2004
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British Airways and Swiss International Air Lines are to codeshare on flights from London City Airport and Gatwick this month. From the autumn, Swiss will withdraw four flights a day between Heathrow and Geneva in place of BA codeshare flights. BA is to increase frequency on the route from six to eight flights a day from October 31. Initially the two carriers will codeshare on services from London City to Geneva and Zurich and Gatwick-Geneva from February 24. The flights go on sale on February 17. The codeshare services between the UK and Switzerland come as a result of a commercial tie-up by the two airlines announced last September.
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