Find cheap flights from Sydney to Zurich

Thai Airways has flights that stop in Bangkok, while Virgin Australia and Qatar Airways flights usually stop in Doha. Etihad flights generally stop in Abu Dhabi, and Singapore Airlines operates flights from Sydney to Zurich that stop in Singapore. Qatar Airways and Etihad offer stopover services, including accommodation for an extra fee.

On Singapore Airlines flights from Sydney to Zurich, you can bring one piece of cabin luggage that weighs up to 7 kg. The total sum of the height, width and length must be less than 115 cm. Qatar Airways has the same weight allowance and the size must be under 50 x 37 x 25 cm.

Most airlines allow you to bring 20-30 kg of checked luggage. Qatar Airways allows 20 kg for their Economy Lite fare and 25 kg for their Economy Classic fare. Emirates offers 25 kg on their Economy Saver fare, but with their Flex fare, it can weigh up to 30 kg.

If you're looking for more eco-friendly flights, look for Cathay Pacific's flights that stop in Hong Kong. These use up to 58% less CO2 than the average flight on this route. All Nippon Airways has flights that use up to 50% less. Bear in mind these routes usually include an airport transfer in Tokyo from Haneda (HND) to Narita (NRT).

If you are travelling with children and need to find a place where the kids can play for a few hours, there are several kids’ lounges available throughout the airport. There are also baby changing facilities and rooms for breastfeeding, which are available free of charge.

For those travelling with reduced mobility, a member of staff will be provided for you free of charge to accompany you throughout your journey to and from the plane, as well as throughout the airport. Make sure to contact the airport before your flight to arrange this service.

While both airports will have currency exchange services, if you are flying from Sydney and want to exchange before you fly, make sure to look at Global Exchange, where you can pre-order your currency before you fly and pick it up at the airport.

For anyone travelling from Zurich and want to exchange before you fly, there are several Travelex and UBS bank stores where you can exchange your money. For those looking to claim VAT on goods purchased in Zurich before flying back to Sydney, make sure to head over to the Global Blue Office in the transit area to claim your refund.

For those travelling by car, look for the P7 car park to be near International Departures. For those taking public transport, while taxis and buses are available from the city, the Sydney Airport Link train is a cheap option, taking only 13min and running throughout the day between the airport and several stops in the city centre.

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