Geneva - 6 times daily

Swiss International Air Lines introduced earlier this year six new daily non-stop flights from London Heathrow to Geneva.

What are your benefits if you travel SWISS?

Highest number of frequencies to Switzerland From January 2010, SWISS will be flying between the UK and Switzerland 33 times a day all year round and is therefore the airline with the most frequencies between the two countries.
One price – all inclusive, no hidden costs Customers can benefit from free-of-charge checked baggage within the allowance, food and drinks on board, seating selection or priority boarding.
Free transport of ski equipment SWISS is the only direct carrier from the UK to Switzerland to transport the first set of skis/snowboard and boots free of charge.
Product and Services “SWISS MADE” Hospitality, reliability and quality in every detail are important elements of our mission, in order that our customers can enjoy a truly exceptional "SWISS MADE" experience.
Attractive fares and combinability between flights from London City and London Heathrow SWISS offers very competitive fares and allows combinability between London City and London Heathrow to and from Switzerland and vice versa. For example our customers can fly out of London Heathrow to Geneva and fly back to London City in one ticket.
Great airport facilities in Geneva and London Heathrow Terminal 1 Travellers can benefit from various state-of-the-art SWISS facilities at Geneva airport including a new First and HON-, Business class and Senator Lounge as well as a new Star Alliance and bmi lounge and a new fast-track at its new Heathrow base in Terminal 1.
Miles & More – Europe’s biggest frequent flyer programme SWISS customers can earn and redeem miles on all Star Alliance partners, affiliated airlines, hotels, car rental companies and credit card purchases.
SWISS: a multi-award winning airline in 2009 SWISS won the prestigious Skytrax 2009 World Airline Award for “Best Airline in Europe” for its short- and long-haul services, the “Best short-haul airline” award at the 2009 Guardian and Observer Travel Awards as well as the runner up in the “short-haul leisure airline” category at the Condé Nast Traveller reader awards.

Geneva, the gateway to the Swiss, French and Italian Alps

Geneva’s location, on the banks of Lake Geneva between the Alps and the Jura mountains, allows easy access to ski slopes, vineyards, spas, and historic towns. The symbol of the ”world’s smallest metropolis” is the “Jet d’eau” – a fountain with a 140-metre-high water jet by Lake Geneva. Most hotels and many restaurants are situated on the right-hand shore of the lake, while the old town with the shopping and business quarter can be found on the left-hand shore. Parks, quays, lakeside promenades, and lively side streets in the old town invite guests for a stroll.

Geneva, Switzerland's most international city, is also home to many branch offices for British companies, headquarters of many multinationals and the UN.

Geneva – the ideal gateway to the Swiss, French and Italian Alps The city's proximity to France and Italy adds to its appeal for travellers trying to make the most of their European holiday.

For ski enthusiasts, Geneva is the ideal gateway to ski resorts in Switzerland, the French and Italian Alps.

Switzerland’s ski resorts of Verbier, Gstaad, Leysin and Crans Montana among many others are within easy reach from Geneva. Chamonix, Megève, Courchevel and Val d’Isère in the French Alps and Courmayeur in the Italian Alps are also easy reachable and are either served by train, bus or coach.