Swissair

Swissair was Switzerland’s national airline, established in 1931, known for high-quality service and safety. It operated international flights connecting Zurich and Geneva to global destinations. Renowned for efficiency and professionalism, Swissair was considered a premium airline. However, financial difficulties in the late 1990s and early 2000s led to its collapse in 2002. Its core assets and routes were taken over by Swiss International Air Lines, which continues to serve as Switzerland’s main international carrier today.