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21 October 2010

First flights in the summer 2011 schedule available to book now

Helvetic Airways' summer 2011 flight schedule for its routes to Brindisi, Bari and Lamezia Terme in Southern Italy and Rostock on the German Baltic coast has been released and flights to these destinations can now be booked at www.helvetic.com and all travel agents.

"We were able to schedule the same flight days and times as last year. This is in particular a huge advantage on our Brindisi and Rostock routes, as we get a lot of trendy short-breakers travelling with us on these routes. Because our flights to these destinations are on Thursday and Sunday, they're ideal for those planning a long weekend away," says Bruno Jans, CEO of Helvetic Airways.

While the airline's Bari route is operated every day under a codeshare agreement with Swiss International Air Lines, Helvetic Airways serves Lamezia Terme twice a week in the high season (July and August).

The 2011 charter flight schedule and new Helvetic scheduled routes are set to be announced in the next few weeks.

During the upcoming 2010/2011 Christmas period, Helvetic Airways will be operating the same flight schedule on its Brindisi, Lamezia Terme and Catania routes as last year, as well as daily flights to Bari.

Swiss regional airline Helvetic Airways has been offering a range of short- and medium-haul services from Swiss airports since 2006. The airline operates Embraer E190-E2, E195-E2, E190 and E195 aircraft on scheduled, charter and wet-lease flights. Under a long-term wet-lease agreement, up to 15 Helvetic Airways aircraft operate on behalf of Swiss International Air Lines. 

Helvetic Airways employs around 600 people. The company also has its own maintenance hangar at its corporate headquarters at Zurich Airport, staffed by around 60 aircraft mechanics. The airline offers innovative part-time models in the cockpit and cabin such as, for cabin crew, the Ski&Fly and Fly&Study options as well as the fully flexible Fly your way model. Current vacancies can be found at career.helvetic.com. 

Helvetic Airways works closely with Horizon Swiss Flight Academy AG, based in Kloten since 2008 (www.horizon-sfa.ch). Both companies are part of the Helvetic Airways Group, headquartered in Freienbach, Switzerland.

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