SWISS Senses Routes with Flight Numbers
Ultimate Guide for SWISS Senses Cabin
Ultimate Guide for SWISS Senses Cabin, all routes with the corresponding flight numbers, registration numbers, when airplanes will be retrofitted and more will be published here in a timely manner.
SWISS Senses – Quick Overview
- New long-haul cabin concept for SWISS
- Introduced with the Airbus A350-900
- Includes First, Business, Premium Economy and Economy
- New Business Class with different seat types
- Selected routes already published with flight numbers
In This Guide
- What is SWISS Senses?
- SWISS Senses Routes with Flight numbers
- How to check if a SWISS flight offers the Senses cabin?
- How much does it cost to reserve your Senses seat?
- How many SWISS planes are equipped with the Senses Cabin?
- Overview of SWISS planes equipped with the Senses Business and FIRST cabin by registration number
1. What is SWISS Senses
SWISS Senses is the new SWISS cabin concept. It has been introduced in autumn of 2025.
It features a full redesign of SWISS’s long-haul cabins across all classes: First, Business, Premium Economy, and Economy. The refreshed interiors take inspiration from Switzerland’s landscapes, architecture, and natural beauty, using a warm, muted color palette including claret, anthracite, and beige to create a calm and welcoming atmosphere onboard.
Business Class
In Business Class, similar to the Lufthansa Allegris cabin, you have 5 different seat types, like for example extra-long or extra-privacy seats.
First Class
The Loft
In First Class, SWISS has even introduced a new Grand Suite concept, where the three suites in the first row (1A and 1D/E) can be transformed into one large private loft-style space in the sky.
Video: SWISS Senses Cabin
2. SWISS Senses routes with Flight Numbers
For the time being, aircraft equipped with the new cabin will be deployed on only a couple of long-haul routes as well as on selected intra-European routes, always from/to Zurich.
Short Haul Routes
The primary European route appears to be Prague, Nice and Düsseldorf, where SWISS plans to operate the new A350.
- Düsseldorf (DUS)
Until 25th June on Mondays & Wednesdays with flight numbers LX1026 & LX1027. - Nice (NCE)
Starting 29th of June until 19th of August on Mondays & Wednesdays with flight numbers LX1026 & LX1027. - Prague (PRG)
Starting 30th of June until 1st of October, on Tuesdays & Thursdays with flight numbers LX1484 & LX1485.
Long Haul Routes – Asia
Long Haul Routes – North America
3. How to check if a SWISS flight offers the Senses cabin?
On the SWISS website, through the booking process, the flights with the new cabin are highlighted.
Alternatively, you can use ExpertFlyer to check the seat maps, the seat map will also be available to check via Google Flights, where seats will be marked as suites (not yet the case).
4. How much does it cost to reserve your Senses seat
Not known yet.
5. How many SWISS planes are equipped with the Senses Cabin?
At the time being, two A350-900. All further new A350-900 aircraft will also be equipped with the new cabin layout.
The A330-300 aircraft will be retrofitted starting later in 2026 and the B777-300ER will be retrofitted starting end of 2028.
SWISS Senses Fleet Timeline
- A350-900: new aircraft delivered with SWISS Senses
- A330-300: retrofit starting in 2026
- B777-300ER: retrofit starting end of 2028
6. Overview of SWISS planes equipped with the Senses Business and FIRST cabin by registration number
New A350 will be equipped with the Senses cabin, thereafter older aircraft will be retrofitted.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Swiss planes are equipped with the Senses Cabin?
Two A350-900
When will all Swiss long haul planes be equipped with the Senses cabin?
The new SWISS Senses cabins will first appear on A350-900s, with deliveries scheduled between mid-2025 and the end of 2027. After that, the airline will begin updating its Airbus A330-300 fleet, starting in the winter 2025–2026 season, so the first revamped A330s should be flying early 2026.
As for the Boeing 777-300ERs, there’s no confirmed timeline yet, but it’s unlikely we’ll see any reconfigured 777s before late 2026.
SWISS aims to have the entire long-haul fleet outfitted with the new cabins by 2028, though that target might be very optimistic.
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