SWISS adds a new nonstop Bengaluru–Zurich service to its network in India.
In order to improve connectivity between Switzerland and India’s top center for technology and creativity, Swiss International Air Lines has announced additional nonstop flights between Bengaluru and Zurich.
The new service, which will run five times a week starting in October 2026, will provide visitors with direct connectivity between southern India and SWISS’s global base in Zurich. From there, they can make connections throughout Europe and North America via the larger Lufthansa Group network.
As part of SWISS‘s ongoing aim to expand into strategically significant growing regions, Bengaluru will become the airline’s newest destination in India.
The new route is intended to satisfy high demand from business travellers, the technology industry, high-end leisure clients, and the expanding Indian diaspora throughout Europe and beyond.
Kevin Markette, Senior Director of Regional Sales at Lufthansa Group “India remains a strategically important market for the Lufthansa Group, and we are delighted to welcome Swiss International Air Lines to Bengaluru, one of the world’s leading technology and innovation hubs, stated South Asia. This new SWISS route greatly improves connectivity for visitors from southern India and is our third Lufthansa Group gateway from the city, after Frankfurt and Munich. With First Class on every flight and easy connectivity to Europe and North America via our Zurich hub, customers can now take advantage of a genuinely luxurious Swiss travel experience.”
First, Business, and Economy Class passengers on the new route will have access to SWISS’s first-rate travel experience, which includes first-rate lounge amenities, Swiss-inspired dining, and efficient transfer connectivity via Zurich Airport.
“The launch of SWISS’ direct BLR–ZRH service is a strong validation of the market maturity and long-term potential that Bengaluru continues to demonstrate,” stated Girish Nair, Chief Operating Officer of Bangalore International Airport Limited. This nonstop connection links India’s Silicon Valley with a leading global financial hub, satisfying the country’s growing business and recreational demand. The new service will provide effective single-ticket transfers for travellers between Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities in India and is supported by BLR Airport’s domestic network, which spans 78 destinations.
The official SWISS website and approved travel agency partners are currently offering tickets for the new Zurich–Bengaluru route.
