The Palma-Zurich route with Swiss International Air Lines starts from €142 return. Median pricing hovers around €143, so you'll find consistent deals without major fluctuations. Perfect for an Alpine getaway without breaking the bank.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we've tracked is €142 for a complete round trip. Most tickets range between €142 and €145, indicating stability on this route. There's no clear pattern of cheaper days: book 4–6 weeks ahead if you have flexible dates, but this route typically maintains similar prices year-round. The sooner you reserve, the better your seat availability.
Airline and connections
You'll travel with Swiss International Air Lines, Switzerland's national carrier. This route is non-stop from Palma to Zurich with no connections, saving you time and hassle. Evening departure (around 21:00) and morning return (11:30), perfect for maximising your time in the destination.
Best time to visit
Zurich is worth visiting year-round, but each season has its appeal. Winter (December–March) offers Alpine skiing and snowy landscapes. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) are ideal for hiking and enjoying the city without crowds. Summer is peak season. Flight prices tend to stay similar; what varies is accommodation and activity pricing.
What to do when you arrive
Zurich Airport (ZRH) is 12 km from the city centre, well connected by train (20 minutes). Don't miss the old town, Zurich Lake, and museums. For mountains, the Jungfrau or Rigi are reachable in a few hours. If you have extra time, Bern or Lucerne are 1–2 hours by train. Try fondue and Swiss chocolate.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for flights from Palma to Zurich?
The lowest price recorded is €142 return. Prices on this route typically sit between €142 and €145, so fairly stable.
Are there direct flights from Palma to Zurich?
Yes, the route is completely non-stop with Swiss International Air Lines. No connections, no stops in between.
Which airline operates the Palma-Zurich route?
Swiss International Air Lines is the carrier serving this route. It's Switzerland's national airline with a solid reputation for service and punctuality.
What can I see in Zurich in a weekend?
With 3–4 days you can explore the old town, the lake, a few museums, and catch a train to Lucerne or Bern. If you arrive Friday evening and leave Wednesday, you'll have time for the mountains too.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
