EuroFly Switzerland

This a subsidiary wiki of Thomas Cook Airlines

EuroFly Switzerland (IATA: EG; ICAO: EFG) is a Swiss subsidiary of EuroFly and is going to be the probable flag carrier of Switzerland. Its callsign is Andelar which is Swedish for the word “Shares”

History
EuroFly Switzerland is the Swiss subsidiary of EuroFly as there is not many known airlines that fly into or out of Switzerland. The airline is based in Bern, the capital city of Switzerland but most flights are out of Zurich. This subsidiary was named flag carrier of Switzerland by the Tourism Board of Switzerland in December 2019 and is set to start operations in 1 January 2020. EuroFly Switzerland has 3 translated names based on the languages spoken in Switzerland, EuroFly Schweiz (German), EuroFly Svizzera (Italian), EuroFly Suisse (French).

First Flight
The first flight of EuroFly Switzerland was 21 December 2019, which was EFG5107 (Andelar 5107) from London’s Gatwick Int’l Airport to Zurich (Klosten) Int’l Airport. The aircraft used was an Airbus A330-301 (the only aircraft in service now) registered as W-FDSA

Expansion
In February 2020, an expansion will bring EuroFly Switzerland to European Destinations such as Athens, Lisbon, Madrid and Istanbul, and being the first airline to drop a pin in Egypt

Parent Company Rebrand
As EuroFly became Thomas Cook Airlines in July 2020, EuroFly Switzerland was to merge with the newer subsidiary Condor, but after it was taken by other CEO, EuroFly Switzerland is the last brand of UAA’s EuroFly operating to this date

Fleet
EuroFly Switzerland’s fleet is mostly Airbus aircraft.

Codeshare
There is one codeshare made on 16 December 2019 (2 days before the scheduled opening) with the airline Linee Aeree Calabre. The codeshared route is EFG5102/5103 between LSZH and LICR.