With the arrival of the summer season, Genève Aéroport expands its destination offering from late March 2025. This new schedule allows travelers to reach 125 destinations via direct flights, thanks to nearly 50 regular airlines.
Tbilisi, the Pearl of the Caucasus
Among these new connections,
Tbilisi (TBS), the capital of Georgia (image), an emerging destination for travelers in search of cultural discoveries and enchanting landscapes, will be served by easyJet. The city is known for its blend of history and modernity. Its historic center, influenced by Persian, Ottoman, and Soviet cultures, its traditional thermal baths, dynamic food scene, and winemaking tradition make it an ideal stop for a summer stay.
Other new destinations from Geneva
easyJet is expanding its network in North Africa by serving
Giza / Cairo (SPX),
Marsa Alam (RMF), and
Rabat (RBA), routes that were already launched in winter. Odyssey is launching a bi-weekly flight to
Florence (FLR) and
Tours (TUF) in France, operated by Frost Air.
Several airlines are entering routes already served, enriching the existing offer.
Air Albania will offer flights to Tirana (TIA) with three weekly rotations.
Ajet will now operate routes to
Ankara (ESB) twice a week, while
GP Aviation will operate five weekly flights to
Pristina (PRN).
Strengthening connections to the Middle East
The Saudi airline
Flynas will strengthen the service to
Riyadh (RUH) with three weekly flights during July and August.
Gulf Air will also offer two weekly flights between Geneva and
Bahrain (BAH) during the peak of summer. These routes enhance connectivity to the Persian Gulf, providing more options to reach this dynamic region.
6th frequency to Addis Ababa
Ethiopian Airlines will strengthen its flight program from Geneva starting in
July 2025. The airline will now offer
six flights per week to
Addis Ababa (ADD). Adding a Friday flight will offer travelers more options to reach
Ethiopia as well as many destinations in
Africa and the Indian Ocean via the Addis Ababa hub.
A wide network for easyJet and SWISS
With the addition of five new destinations, including
Oslo (OSL), easyJet confirms its commitment to Genève Aéroport. The low-cost airline continues to be a major player in Geneva's air traffic, offering connections to a wide range of destinations in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa.
SWISS will resume flights to
Munich (MUC) and
Berlin (BER), which were previously operated by Lufthansa. This resumption is part of a strategy to consolidate the offer from Geneva.
How to reach Genève Aéroport early in the morning?
In collaboration with the Swiss Federal Railways (CFF),
early morning and late evening trains between Bienne, Neuchâtel, Fribourg, Sion, and Genève Aéroport are available on certain dates (Easter, Ascension, summer school holidays), allowing easy and comfortable access for passengers, especially for flights between 06:00 and 08:00. More information:
morning/evening trains
Thanks to the tpg Aérobus shuttles (lines A1 - A6), early morning travelers from the canton of Geneva and the Pays de Gex (France) also benefit from a free early service (from 03:00 to 06:00) to reach Genève Aéroport. Timetables available:
www.gva.ch/Aerobus