The Swiss carrier will end service to Havana.
An Edelweiss A340 lands in Las Vegas (Photo: AirlineGeeks | William Derrickson)
Edelweiss says it is ending service to Havana amid “declining demand” and “current conditions” at the city’s airport. The Swiss leisure airline will suspend the Zurich-Havana route next month.
“An on-site inspection by Edelweiss has shown that it is difficult to guarantee a long-term stable and reliable long-haul operation,” the carrier said in a news release.
The last flight between Zurich and Havana will operate on Feb. 27. Until then, the once-per-week service will continue to operate on Thursdays.
German leisure carrier Condor is halting flights to Cuba in May 2025. A handful of European airlines continue to serve Havana, including Air France and Iberia.
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