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SkyWork Airlines is a Swiss airline in Bern and its base at Bern Airport.

The airline operates scheduled and chartered flights to destinations across Europe and more specifically Austria, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and United Kingdom.

SkyWork flies to many destinations including Basel, Vienna, Rijeka, Split, Zadar, Paris, Figari, Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg, Heringsdorf, Munich, Cagliari, Elba, Olbia, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Ibiza, Mahon, Palma de Mallorca, Basel, Bern and London City Airport.

SkyWork Airlines started its first scheduled flight to Rotterdam with a Dash 8 Q400.

SkyWork Airlines strengthens its sales activities in the charter business and in 2015, the Bernese regional airline expanded its service offering by adding two new destinations Heringsdorf and Jersey and increasing the frequency of flights to London City.

In November 2015, SkyWork announced the termination of their ACMI contract with Darwin Airline. SkyWork announced to retire their current fleet of Dornier 328-110s by autumn 2017 which are gradually replaced with Saab 2000s.

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September 2017

Skywork Airlines starts Basel to Vienna connection

SkyWork Airlines on 4 September began a five times weekly service between Basel (BSL) and Vienna (VIE). The carrier will operate the 676-kilometre route on its fleet of Saab 2000s of which it currently has three. “In addition to Berne, SkyWork Airlines now serves a second destination from Vienna. Thanks to its contemporary architecture and multifaceted culture, Basel, Switzerland’s third largest city, is especially popular for city breaks,” said Julian Jäger, Member of the Management Board of Vienna Airport. “The additional destination confirms our good cooperation with the airline, and the importance of flight connections between Austria and Switzerland. On balance, Vienna Airport now offers five destinations and 152 weekly flight connections to Switzerland,” Jäger adds. The city pairing of Basel and Vienna is already served, with Austrian Airlines connecting the two cities 12 times weekly on its Q400s. Along with Basel and Berne, Vienna also has regular connections to Altenrhein, Geneva and Zurich in Switzerland.  

Baggage

SkyWork offers for the following baggage policies:

Economy Light, you are entitled to 1 piece of hand baggage of up to 8 kg and no checked baggage.

Economy, 1 piece of hand baggage of up to 8 kg and 1 checked baggage of up to 23 kg

Business Class passengers, 2 pieces of hand baggage of up to 8 kg and 2 pieces of checked baggage of up to 23 kg.

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11th September 2017

SkyWork Airlines starts Basel to Vienna connection

On 4 September, SkyWork Airlines began a new five times weekly service between Basel and Vienna. Seen celebrating the new connection in the Austrian capital along with the inaugural flight crew are: Martin Inäbnit, CEO of SkyWork Airlines, Belina Neumann, Head of Aviation Marketing and Business Development, Vienna Airport; and Peter Reichert, Sales Manager at SkyWork Airlines. 

SkyWork Airlines on 4 September began a five times weekly service between Basel (BSL) and Vienna (VIE). The carrier will operate the 676-kilometre route on its fleet of Saab 2000s of which it currently has three. “In addition to Berne, SkyWork Airlines now serves a second destination from Vienna. Thanks to its contemporary architecture and multifaceted culture, Basel, Switzerland’s third largest city, is especially popular for city breaks,” said Julian Jäger, Member of the Management Board of Vienna Airport.

“The additional destination confirms our good cooperation with the airline, and the importance of flight connections between Austria and Switzerland. On balance, Vienna Airport now offers five destinations and 152 weekly flight connections to Switzerland,” Jäger adds. When referring to OAG schedules, the city pairing of Basel and Vienna is already served, with Austrian Airlines connecting the two cities 12 times weekly on its Q400s. Along with Basel and Berne, Vienna also has regular connections to Altenrhein, Geneva and Zurich in Switzerland.  

June 2017

SkyWork Airlines announced changes to its winter schedule

According to the airline, Berlin, Munich and Vienna will be served by SkyWork Airlines in the same way as in the summer schedule. Changes in the destinations Hamburg, London City and Palma de Mallorca. The published winter timetable for Amsterdam currently only includes days 1, 4, 5.7. This would mean a reduction of six weekly flights, after the planned increase in the summer schedule.

SkyWork Airlines, however, does not intend to reduce the frequency on this route, the opposite should be the case. Adjustments in frequency and time are also available in the flight schedule from Basel (BSL) to London City. The seat load factor on the morning flights was declining, according to the airline. Therefore, they will be discontinued by 11 July 2017. The evening flights remain unchanged. On September 4, however, Skywork intends to extend the offer from BSL. In addition, a further destination, which is scheduled to be launched during the winter season, is being evaluated.

July 2016

SkyWork Airlines brought Saab 2000s into operation with a SkyWork crew on board

Saab 2000 aeroplane undertook its first scheduled flight with a SkyWork crew on board. The Swedish-made machine begins its service with a flight from Bern to London City via the EuroAirport Basel (SX 522). The launch of this 50-seater aeroplane's service marks the beginning of a new era with a signifi-cant increase in capacity in comparison to the 31-seater Dornier.

The current Dornier fleet, which will now consist of three aircraft, will be gradually replaced with bigger aircraft.

December 2015

Bernese regional carrier SkyWork Airlines expanded its service offering by adding two new destinations, Heringsdorf and Jersey, and increasing the frequency of flights to London City.

From 12 June to 18 September SkyWork Airlines will be operating a new, once-weekly flight to the booming island of Usedom (Heringsdorf). The Sunday flight will leave Bern at 11:00 and after a brief stopover in Basel will make course for the island in the Baltic Sea.

SkyWork Airlines operates flights to Bern via Basel on a 31-seater plane upholstered in leather. The airline flies out of London City Airport with routes taking just under two and half hours to Bern. In April 2017, SkyWork Airlines and Cologne Bonn Airport celebrated a fifth anniversary of working together. Celebrating the fifth anniversary of the launch, the German airport has marked the success and continuity of the route to the Swiss airline’s base. Having carried more than 60,000 passengers on the service since the inaugural flight on 25 March 2012, SkyWork has operated almost 3,600 flights on the airport pair, Cologne Bonn’s only link to Switzerland’s capital city.

In May 2015, SkyWork Airlines announced it had so far operated with machines from Dornier and Saab. Two Dornier Do328s and three Saab 2000s regularly take off in Berne and bring Skywork Airlines passengers to 18 destinations in eight countries. Until the autumn, the Dorniers are completely flooded. But this is only an intermediate step. The Swiss regional airline has been thinking about the medium-term renewal of its fleet. And this seems to have been a decision. Skywork seeks in a position display namely crew and maintenance staff for Embraer E170, E175, E190 and E195.

The staff will be used for the growth plan, explains the airline. The network will be expanded with new locations, destinations and airplanes. So far, the airline has been concentrating mainly on the Bern region. But in the long run, this is not enough to survive. Skywork therefore wants to become more active at other Swiss airports.The focus is on Basel and Geneva. There she wants to take niche routes, the other left. In addition to the Embraer jets, Skywork also checks the Mitsubishi Regional Jet and the Sukhoi Superjet .

Dornier 328-110

Saab 2000

Bern  Airport 

HUB Airport

Bern Airport, is an airport serving Bern, the capital of Switzerland. The airport is a small getaway to many popular European Destinations with four main airlines serving the aiports. Airlines that fly from and to Bern Airport include BMI Regional, Germania Flug, Helevetic Airways and Skywork Airlines.