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Florence Cathedral with Brunelleschi’s dome and Giotto’s bell tower rising above the rooftops of the old town at dusk, seen from Piazzale Michelangelo with hills behind

Destinations

23 destinations, all from Zurich

VELA Airlines flies from Zurich to 23 destinations in 13 countries and territories, from Tenerife in the south to Helsinki in the north — 405 flights a week in all.

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Route network

Every journey starts in Zurich

Choose a destination on the map to see what awaits you there, and on which days we fly.

Route map of the VELA network: Zurich and 23 destinationsRoutes from Zurich to Aberdeen, Athens, Bilbao, Bologna, Bristol, Clermont-Ferrand, Cologne, Dresden, Eindhoven, Florence, Gibraltar, Gothenburg, Helsinki, Istanbul, La Palma (via Tenerife), Lanzarote, Leipzig, Menorca, Pamplona, Poznań, Riga, Tenerife, Turin.

The network in figures

Destinations
23 in 13 countries and territories
Shortest flight
Clermont-Ferrand and Cologne1 h 00 min
Longest nonstop flight
Tenerife4 h 10 min
Most frequent route
Florence16 flights a week

Reading the map

  • Zurich, our home base
  • Destination
  • La Palma is reached via Tenerife; the flight back to Zurich is nonstop.

All destinations

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17 destinations for city breaks

View down the Limmat from the Quaibrücke in Zurich, with the spires of the Fraumünster and St Peter on the left bank and the twin towers of the Grossmünster on the right

Where we are based

Our home: Zurich

A lakeside old town with the Alps on the horizon, and the city where every one of our journeys begins or ends.

Every week, 201 VELA flights leave Zurich Airport, nonstop to 22 destinations. The city centre is a short train ride from the terminal, so a long connection leaves time for a walk along the river.

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The destination photographs on this page are the work of photographers on Wikimedia Commons. Photo credits