SWISS will introduce several network changes for the 2027 summer schedule, including a new Zurich–Toulouse service and higher frequencies to Tokyo and Montreal. The schedule runs from 28 March to 30 October 2027, while the reported plan to stop using Airbus A330 aircraft on flights to Tel Aviv has not been confirmed by the airline’s published network information.
SWISS will connect Zurich with Toulouse twice weekly from 25 June to 23 August. The airline will also retain its new Bengaluru route, with five weekly flights, and expand Tokyo-Narita service to daily operations at the beginning and end of the season. From June through September, Tokyo frequencies will rise to six per week, compared with five in the previous summer.
Montreal will move from five weekly flights to daily service. Available schedule reporting identifies the Airbus A330 on the Montreal route, confirming that the type remains part of SWISS’s summer 2027 long-haul operation.
SWISS continues to serve Tel Aviv, with current reporting indicating two daily flights. However, the available published schedule material does not specify whether Airbus A330 operations will end on that route, which replacement aircraft would be used, or whether any change would apply to all summer rotations. The Tel Aviv aircraft-type claim therefore requires explicit confirmation before publication as a firm operational change.