ZURICH: The busiest time in Zurich and Geneva Airport is Summertime. it is the travel time from one destination to another– SWISS has been making adequate preparations for this year’s peak travel season. Customers too can play their own roles also in ensuring a smooth travel experience. And SWISS has compiled a handy brief guide with its top ten tips for travelers in this years summer
The summer periods are a boom time in aviation. Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) expects to carry some 10 per cent more travelers than it did last year over the next few months. SWISS will be able to handle a daily average of more than 60,000 passengers internationally. To ensure that it remains a reliable partner for its customers in the busy summer months, SWISS has taken a range of preparatory actions such as building more cushion into the system, holding more crews in reserve and maintaining reserve aircraft too.
SWISS’s customers can also play their part in ensuring that their holiday air travel is as smooth and seamless as possible. SWISS has distilled its top tips here into a handy ten-point travel guide.
SWISS Air has advise its customers to do the following:
To download the SWISS app. They will then receive ‘push’ messages directly to their phone on any change of their flight’s departure gate or any delay in the arrival of their flight’s incoming aircraft. The app further offers access to all their flight details and travel documents.
Also, SWISS has a dedicated help desk chatbot that will help and advise customers directly in the app.customers check in for their flight online before leaving home. The online check-in service can be used within 24 hours of departure, with the mobile boarding pass issued via the SWISS app or the swiss.com website.
The day before their flight, they should check in their registered baggage at the airport, use AirPortr, or use the self-bag drop machines at oneSWISS, the airport of departure.
Morealso, travelers should Adhere to the relevant baggage rules with regard to amount, weight, dimension, etc.; additionally, use the SWISS baggage calculator just for peace of mind.
The Air line company advice its customers to ensure that their carry-on luggage is as lightweight and manageable as feasible. This will simplify boarding and improve in-flight comfort in addition to speeding up the security checkpoint procedure.Make sure to pack any electronics like cell phones, tablets, power banks, or e-cigarettes in their carry-on luggage, along with personal belongings like jewelry, a valid passport, and any medications.
Esquire about the most recent condition of their journey and give yourself enough time to get through airport security, passport control, and check-in.
provide the admission rules and laws of their destination serious consideration.
If they are traveling with kids, read SWISS’s “Flying with Children” advice.
Lastly, the applicable baggage regulations regarding quantity, weight, size, etc., and, to be on the safe side, to use the SWISS baggage calculator.
make their carry-on baggage as light and easy-to-handle as possible. This will not only expedite the security checkpoint process: it will also make for easier boarding and greater in flightomfort.
be sure to put personal items such as valuables, a valid passport and any medicines in their carry-on baggage, along with any devices such as mobile phones, tablets, power banks or e-cigarettes.
check on the latest status of their flight and for any schedule changes on www.swiss.com before leaving for the airport. Allow sufficient time for check-in, security and passport control at the airport.
pay due and full regard to their destination’s entry requirements and regulations.
study SWISS’s ‘Flying with children’ tips if they are travelling as a family
