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Edelweiss to launch direct Zurich–Windhoek flights in June 2026

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Edelweiss Air will launch a direct, twice-weekly service between Zurich and Windhoek starting 1 June 2026.

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The non-stop route, operated by Switzerland’s leading leisure airline, will connect Zurich Airport and Hosea Kutako International Airport, strengthening Namibia’s air links with Europe.

“This new route is more than a flight; it’s a new bridge between Europe and Namibia,” said Namibia Airports Company (NAC) CEO Bisey /Uirab, who is also spokesperson for Air Connect Namibia.

“We are thrilled to welcome Edelweiss to Namibia. This connection elevates our country’s status as a global tourism and investment destination, and we are committed to ensure the route’s long-term success.”

The new service is expected to boost inbound tourism, trade and investment by providing direct access for European travellers and opening new opportunities for Namibian businesses and tourism operators.

Switzerland is one of Windhoek’s largest European markets, with around 22,000 two-way international passengers recorded in 2024 ,a 7% increase from 2023.

Air Connect Namibia, established in 2024, is a public-private initiative led by NAC to improve air access to the country.

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