Danish regional carrier Sun-Air is to open services between Billund and Zurich from the end of April.
The airline is a franchise partner of British Airways.
It will operate the new route five days per week from 28 April, the company states.
Sun-Air chief Niels Sundberg says the route is in line with the company’s strategy to offer new connections in co-operation with local businesses.
It will serve the link with 32-seat Dornier 328Jet aircraft.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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