Zurich Air Transport

(Source: Internet)

Zurich Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Switzerland, located in Kloten District. It takes 12 minutes to get to Zurich Downtown by train. The trains depart every 10 to 15 minutes for round-trip trains. Departure interval is usually longer than usual in the early morning and late evening. So if you choose to take it when there are only a few passengers, it is better to check the departure schedule in advance. A one-way ticket to the important railway station costs CHF 6.20, there are also several lines connecting the airport, and also the bus to Winterthur region.

Most air routes to Zurich are run by Swiss flag carrier. Its air routes take up the most of international routes in Zurich airport. Many large hotels in the city center provide the shuttle bus to the airport. The location of arrival is on the right of exit of the terminal.

If you don’t have a Schengen visa but you want to travel to another country in Europe (via Zurich Airport), or non EU citizens, then you shall not stay in Zurich more than 90 days, even if the final destination country that you want to go to allows your citizens of the State of Nationality to stay more than 90 days, in violation of the requirements will be punished a very high penalty (about 8100 Euros).