Anyone out there flown Crossair?
Dec 24th, 2002 | 03:51 PM
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CrossAir was a subsidiary of Swissair at one time. I think since Swissair went bankrupt the name changed to Swiss Airlines. Not sure why it's all CrossAir now, but I'm sure it has something to do with the bankruptcy. If it's anything like Swissair was, it'll be a very comfortable flight.
Dec 25th, 2002 | 04:16 AM
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Karen,<BR><BR>Don't worry, Crossair was renamed Swiss, however they still use the same 2-letter code (LX), so some computer systems label their flights as Crossair. Some Swiss planes still have a Crossair paint job.<BR><BR>Swissair on the other hand went bankrupt. While it owned a majority stake in Crossair, the latter was "saved" by a massive cash injection by the goverment and banks, took over many of Swissair's assets and renamed itself Swiss. Complicated stuff...<BR><BR>Andre
Dec 25th, 2002 | 09:41 AM
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I just returned from Europe. We took Swiss out of Chicago to Zurich then on to Milan. We then flew Swiss from Florence through Zurich to Paris. The flights were wonderful and on time. Within Europe I would still see Crossair on a few of the smaller planes. Rest assured, you will be flying Swiss.
Jan 2nd, 2003 | 11:52 AM
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Hi<BR><BR>Crossair was the Swiss domestic / European feeder airline.<BR>I used to fly them Brussels - Basle.<BR><BR>They had a reputation for excellent service, but high prices.<BR><BR>Now Crossair includes Swissair, following the bankruptcy, as I understand it.<BR><BR>Peter<BR>http://tlp.netfirms.com
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Jan 2nd, 2003 | 03:59 PM
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Just Flew Swiss Airlines in november LA to Zurich to Rome Return. We bought the tickets for $500 ea. and the service and flight were fine. check-in, food, flight crew, were great. I would use them again if the price was right.<BR>Don't sweat-it, as far as I can see all the European carriers are better than ours here.
