SWISS Seat Maps & Seating Plans

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Swiss International Air Lines, known as SWISS, is Switzerland’s national airline, linking Zurich and Geneva with European and intercontinental destinations. It is part of the Lufthansa Group and a member of Star Alliance. Its Swiss WorldCargo division also markets cargo capacity in passenger aircraft.

SWISS aircraft and seat maps

Choose your aircraft to explore the SWISS seat maps listed below.

Frequently asked questions

Does a SWISS seat reservation guarantee a particular seat number?

No. An advance reservation covers a seat category rather than a specific seat number, and operational changes can move you. If SWISS cannot provide the reserved category, you are entitled to a refund of the reservation fee. If your fare does not include advance selection, a charge applies according to the fare and seat category. On SWISS-operated flights, advance reservations are available up to two hours before departure, subject to availability.

Who can reserve a SWISS emergency exit-row seat?

You must be at least 16, understand safety instructions in English, follow crew instructions and be willing and capable of helping other passengers without another person’s assistance. You cannot have a condition or responsibility that prevents those duties, including traveling with someone who would need your help in an emergency. The crew decides eligibility; failure to meet the conditions can result in reassignment without a seat-fee refund.

Does every SWISS Economy fare include a cabin suitcase?

No. On short- and medium-haul flights, Economy Basic includes only a personal item up to 40 × 30 × 15 cm. Economy Light, Comfort, Comfort Green and Flex include that item plus one cabin bag up to 8 kg and 55 × 40 × 23 cm, as do long-haul Economy and Premium Economy. HON Circle, Senator and Star Alliance Gold members receive a cabin-bag exception on Economy Basic. Check the operating airline and local security limits for connecting flights.