SWISS will discontinue its inflight duty-free sales on its flights at the end of September. With this step, the airline is responding to changing passenger purchasing behavior and is transferring the offering – with a broader selection – to the digital ‘Worldshop’ of Miles & More. Timeline & Transition - End date: September 30, 2026 — duty‑free trolley sales will be discontinued. - Discount phase: From June until September, selected items will be offered at 25%+ discounts while stocks last. - Continuation: Other onboard retail, like the SWISS Saveurs food and beverage concept, remains unchanged. What Moves Online - Worldshop (Miles & More): Expanded catalog including watches, jewelry, perfumes, cosmetics, accessories, and gifts. - SWISS Recraft Collection: Exclusive furniture and accessories crafted from decommissioned aircraft parts. - Aviation collectibles: Mugs, trolley suitcases, aircraft models in SWISS design. Special Highlight - Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph 46 SWISS Limited Edition - Created exclusively for SWISS inflight sales. - Tribute to the airline’s first Airbus A350. - Available on selected long‑haul routes until September, and pre‑orderable via Worldshop. Why This Matters - Passenger behavior shift: Most travelers now research and buy online before flying. - Sustainability: Removing duty‑free carts reduces aircraft weight and fuel consumption. - Customer experience: Crew can focus more on service, while passengers get broader product choice online. This move positions SWISS as part of a wider industry trend: airlines are phasing out traditional inflight retail in favor of digital platforms and airport pickup.
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