November 10 2022  |  Airlines & Airports

SWISS brings back inflight DF shopping

By Jane Hobson

SWISS is reviving its inflight duty free shopping which was paused through the pandemic

Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) is officially bringing back its inflight duty free shopping, which was suspended due to COVID-19. The service is being restored with a rewards program: Miles & More award miles can now be used to purchase items inflight (in full or in combination with a credit card payment.) The new inflight sales range also puts a particular focus on "Swissness," the company says, highlighting sustainability and travel-related items.

Duty free shopping is available to travelers on all SWISS flights of 55 minutes or longer, at reduced prices that are tax- and duty-free.

Any products purchased from the SWISS Saveurs inflight food and beverage range can also be paid with Miles & More. Customers also earn Miles & More award miles for any credit card purchases on board – a new feature of the revived inflight shopping program.

"Our resumption of our inflight duty free shopping is a further major step back to our full premium service," said SWISS Chief Commercial Officer Tamur Goudarzi Pour. "Having had this facility suspended for two-and-a-half years, we are delighted that we can now offer our guests an inflight shopping experience that is even more diverse and is geared even more closely to their individual wishes and needs. And with the new additional option of using Miles & More award miles, our digital payment process is now even easier and more convenient, too."

A focus on "Swissness"
The redesigned SWISS inflight duty free selection puts a particular emphasis on "Swissness." In addition to such classic premium articles as watches and sunglasses, the inflight sales range now also includes a tin of selected Swiss chocolate specialities, a deodorant packaged in a sugar-cane bioplastic tube and children’s headphones inspired by endangered species from all over the world.

REGION Europe

Brand News

December 6 2023

Marcolin set to invest in travel…

GTR Magazine connected with Marcolin Global Channels Director Alessandro Bubola for an update on the sunglasses category…

December 6 2023

Haribo's sweet mastery of the travel…

With over 100 years of candy making and almost as long creating its famous bears, Haribo has navigated the post-pandemic…

December 4 2023

Jägermeister launches new limited-edition…

​Mast-Jägermeister SE – the family-owned company and maker of the popular herbal liqueur – is launching a new global travel…

December 4 2023

TR exclusive Johnnie Walker Blue…

The new blend is now a permanent part of the iconic Johnnie Walker line-up for the channel; the launch event welcomed media…

December 4 2023

Woodford Reserve offers sensorial…

​Woodford Reserve is creating a sensorial experience at Istanbul International Airport to bring…

December 4 2023

Pilgrim partners with ARI to create…

The Danish jewelry brand's sunglasses' sculpture draws attention to its extensive range at the airport

December 4 2023

A deep dive into nature positivity…

GTR Magazine sits down with Mona L’Hostis at the company to learn more about its B Corp status, approach to face care and…

November 30 2023

Lacoste opens duty free boutique…

LACOSTE is pleased to announce the opening of a duty-free boutique in Terminal 4 of Singapore Changi Airport, in LE CLUB…

November 29 2023

Veuve Clicquot celebrates 250 years…

Moët Hennessy Travel Retail and Extime Duty Free Paris are currently hosting a captivating Veuve Clicquot pop-up at Paris…

Copyright 2023 DutyFree Magazine. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy Sitemap