Helvetic Airways

Helvetic Airways

2013Founded
2Aircraft types
1Base airports
2L · OAWIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Helvetic Airways is a Swiss regional airline (IATA: 2L, ICAO: OAW) founded in 2013, operating from its hub at Zurich Airport. The airline specializes in regional European routes using modern Embraer turboprops.

Fleet

Helvetic Airways (IATA: 2L, ICAO: OAW) is a Swiss regional airline established in 2013, based at Zurich Airport. The airline operates scheduled services across Europe, focusing on regional and secondary markets that complement Switzerland's wider aviation network.

The airline's network centers on Zurich Airport as its primary hub, from which it operates point-to-point and connecting regional services. Helvetic Airways serves business and leisure travelers seeking connections to secondary European cities, with an emphasis on reliability and frequency on regional routes.

Helvetic Airways operates a modern fleet of Embraer turboprops, consisting of E-190 and E-195 aircraft. These regional jets are designed for efficiency on routes of up to 2,500 kilometers, offering typical seating configurations between 100 and 120 passengers. The fleet's modern age and fuel efficiency reflect the airline's operational focus on sustainable regional aviation.