SWISS Cancels Istanbul Service

SWISS Cancels Istanbul Service

SWISS has announced that it will end service between Zurich and Istanbul beginning with the Winter 2016/17 timetable which is effective between October 30 and March 25.

The affected flights are:

LX1800 that was scheduled between Zurich and Istanbul on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays.

LX1804 that was scheduled between Zurich and Istanbul on Monday, Thursdays, Sundays.

LX1801 that was scheduled between Istanbul and Zurich on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays.

LX1805 that was scheduled between Istanbul and Zurich on Mondays, Thursdays, Sundays.

 


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SWISS Announces WINTER 2016/17 European Routes For Their 777s

SWISS Announces WINTER 2016/17 European Routes For Their 777s

SWISS released a minor update to their timetable this morning that focuses on European destinations for their 777 from October 30 to February 15.   The 777s flying around Europe will allow for the additional training of crew new to the aircraft type.

Zurich – Geneva beginning on October 30 will see the 777 2 days a week, on Wednesdays and Fridays.  These flights will operate as LX2802 from Zurich and LX2807 from Geneva.

Zurich – Hanover beginning on October 30 will see the 777 8 times a week.   Swiss flight LX816 (from Zurich) and LX817 (from Hanover) will operate everyday EXCEPT Mondays.   Flight LX828 (from Zurich) and LX829 (from Hanover will operate on Tuesdays and Thursdays).

Zurich – London Heathrow will see the 777 only once.  LX318 from Zurich and LX319 from London will operate ONLY on February 11.

Zurich – Vienna beginning on October 30 will see the 777 2 times a week.  LX1574 from Zurich and LX1575 from Vienna will operate on Sundays, while LX1582 (from Zurich) and LX1583 (from Vienna) will operate on Saturdays.

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LUFTHANSA Announces Final 737 Flights Per Destination

LUFTHANSA Announces Final 737 Flights Per Destination

Lufthansa has published the final operating date for the 737 for each city that it serves.    The dates range from the middle of July all way through to the end of October.   If you’re an ‘avgeek’ or collector of interesting and nostalgic flights, this list should be useful to planning any remaining 737 ‘experiences’.  In case you missed my earlier piece on the 737’s retirement, you can get caught up here.

 

The date after the city pair is the last date that Lufthansa will be operating the 737 on that particular route (sorted by end date).

Frankfurt – Bydgoszcz:  July 18

Frankfurt – Copenhagen:  August 5

Frankfurt – Birmingham:  August 8

Frankfurt – Nice:  August 14

Frankfurt – Warsaw:  August 19

Frankfurt – Marseille:  August 24

Frankfurt – Toulouse:  August 26

Frankfurt – Krakow:  August 27

Frankfurt – Manchester:  August 27

Frankfurt – Paris (CDG):  August 29

Frankfurt – Dresden:  August 30

Frankfurt – Tirana:  August 31

Frankfurt – Friedrichshafen:  September 5

Frankfurt – London (LHR):  September 5

Frankfurt – Bremen:  September 7

Frankfurt – Venice:  September 7

Frankfurt – Brussels:  September 8

Frankfurt – Amsterdam:  September 10

Frankfurt – Gothenburg:  September 11

Frankfurt – Billund:  September 12

Frankfurt – Milan Linate:  September 12

Frankfurt – Milan Malpensa:  September 5

Frankfurt – Lyon:  September 30

Frankfurt – Bologna:  October 29

Frankfurt – Geneva:  October 29

Frankfurt – Hanover:  October 29

Frankfurt – Katowice:  October 29

Frankfurt – Leipzig: October 29

Frankfurt – Nuremburg:  October 29

Frankfurt – Prague:  October 29

Frankfurt – Stuttgart:  October 29

Frankfurt – Zurich:  October 29

H/T:  AirlineRoute.net


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LUFTHANSA Reducing Shanghai Service During August

LUFTHANSA Reducing Shanghai Service During August

Lufthansa announced today that it will temporarily reduce service between Frankfurt and Shanghai during the month of August.

Specifically, flight LH732 from Frankfurt and LH733 from Shanghai will not operate between August 1 and August 28.  This service is the one flown by the 747-400 aircraft.

The remaining Frankfurt/Shanghai flights, LH728 and LH729 (operated by the A380) are not affected by this announcement.

 


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