Flights from Salt Lake City to Zurich from US$ 634.99

On the Salt Lake City (SLC) – Zurich (ZRH) route, the lowest average fares occur when traveling in February and November. Within those months, Thursday departures are cheaper than Sunday departures. For many travel plans on this route, booking about 6 weeks before departure leads to lower prices than booking very close to the travel date.

Flights from Salt Lake City (SLC) to Zurich (ZRH) require connections. On a routing via Seattle (SEA) and Frankfurt (FRA), the domestic flight from Salt Lake City (SLC) to Seattle (SEA) takes about 2 hours 15 minutes, the long-haul flight from Seattle (SEA) to Frankfurt (FRA) takes about 10 hours, and the onward flight from Frankfurt (FRA) to Zurich (ZRH) takes about 45 minutes.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Seattle (SEA) to Frankfurt (FRA), which forms the main long-haul part of the journey from Salt Lake City (SLC) to Zurich (ZRH), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, Economy Class passengers are served a complimentary Taste the World Standard Menu, a snack, and free soft and hot drinks. Premium Economy on this long-haul part includes two upgraded premium menus, snacks, and a wider selection of included beverages. Business Class on the Seattle (SEA) – Frankfurt (FRA) flight includes two Taste the World Gourmet menus with snacks and an extensive selection of drinks, including a welcome drink. On the shorter connecting flights between Salt Lake City (SLC) and Seattle (SEA) and between Frankfurt (FRA) and Zurich (ZRH), onboard amenities and catering follow the short-haul concept and may differ from the long-haul service.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Seattle (SEA) to Frankfurt (FRA), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, Business Class on the Salt Lake City (SLC) – Zurich (ZRH) route includes priority services at the airport, lounge access at participating airports, and an increased free checked baggage allowance of 2 × 32 kg on the long-haul part. The Business Class cabin features a lie-flat seat with 180° recline and a bed length of about 6 ft 6 in, each seat with direct aisle access, a large personal 4K screen, power outlet, and Bluetooth for headphones. On board, passengers receive two Taste the World Gourmet menus with snacks, an extensive selection of drinks including a welcome drink, a high-quality travel kit, noise-canceling headphones, and premium entertainment. On the shorter domestic and European flights between Salt Lake City (SLC), the US gateway, and Zurich (ZRH), onboard services and seat comfort differ from the long-haul Business Class product.

Flights from Salt Lake City (SLC) to Zurich (ZRH) are sold as connecting itineraries with a Condor long-haul flight via Frankfurt (FRA), using US gateways such as Seattle (SEA). In the summer season, the primary long-haul flight from Seattle (SEA) to Frankfurt (FRA) for this route operates on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; in the winter season, this long-haul flight operates on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Seattle (SEA) to Frankfurt (FRA), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, passengers traveling on the Salt Lake City (SLC) – Zurich (ZRH) route can use onboard Wi‑Fi through the FlyConnect service for a fee. Different data packages can be purchased to browse, use messaging apps, or access social media during the long-haul part. On the shorter connecting flights between Salt Lake City (SLC) and the US gateway and between Frankfurt (FRA) and Zurich (ZRH), onboard amenities and connectivity options may differ from the long-haul service.

On Condor’s long-haul flight from Seattle (SEA) to Frankfurt (FRA), operated with an Airbus A330-900neo, passengers on the Salt Lake City (SLC) – Zurich (ZRH) route can book extra legroom seats in Economy Class for the long-haul part. These seats are located in designated rows with increased legroom and can be reserved in advance for a fee or selected during online check-in as long as seats of this type are still open on that flight. Business class already provides more space and comfort through the dedicated long-haul seat design. On the shorter domestic and European flights, seat pitch and extra legroom options follow the short-haul concept and may differ from the long-haul offering.

On the Salt Lake City (SLC) – Zurich (ZRH) route, the cheapest months to travel are February and November. For trips in these months, fares are lower when flights are booked about 6 weeks before departure instead of very close to the travel date.

The Salt Lake City (SLC) – Zurich (ZRH) journey combines a short domestic flight, a long-haul flight, and a short European flight. On Condor’s long-haul flight (operated with an Airbus A330-900neo) between the US gateway, such as Seattle (SEA), and Frankfurt (FRA), three travel classes are offered: Economy Class, Premium Economy Class, and Business Class. Economy Class includes the Taste the World Standard Menu, personal entertainment screens, and a standard checked Baggage allowance; Premium Economy adds more legroom, enhanced meals, and increased baggage; Business Class provides lie-flat seats, gourmet meals, and the highest baggage allowance. On the shorter domestic and European flights, cabin choice and services may differ from the long-haul part and can depend on the operating airline and aircraft type.

For the Salt Lake City (SLC) – Zurich (ZRH) route, the long-haul part between the United States and Europe falls into Zone 5 and uses a piece-based checked baggage concept. In Economy Classic, Economy Green, and Economy Flex on this route, the free checked baggage allowance for adults and children is 1 × 23 kg; Premium Economy includes 1 × 32 kg; Business Class includes 2 × 32 kg. Hand baggage allowances on the long-haul flight are 8 kg in Economy fares, 10 kg in Premium Economy, and 16 kg in Business Class, each following the standard cabin baggage size limits. Business Class passengers on the long-haul part can also bring one piece of Sports equipment up to 30 kg free of charge when it is registered in advance, while other passengers can add sports equipment for a fee. Additional checked bags and overweight items can be purchased, and rules for the short domestic and European flights may differ when a partner airline operates one of the flights.