There are flights that you wish would never end. Namely those that you take in a particularly luxurious Business or First Class. In this respect, discerning travelers often choose SWISS. This is because the Swiss airline repeatedly wins renowned prizes and awards. Now it's causing a stir with a collaboration. In future, it'll be serving starred cuisine at SWISS. There's also news from Lufthansa.

Mathew Browne

Enjoy in SWISS style

Two names are closely associated with The Woodward Geneva on Quai Wilson: Pierre-Yves Rochon and L'Atelier Robuchon. While the former was the architect responsible for the renovation of the hotel, including its 26 suites, two gourmet restaurants, lounges and a Guerlain Spa, the latter is the name of the hotel's own starred restaurant. Since last year, it has held two of the coveted Michelin stars and has long been known beyond the country's borders.

© The Woodward x SWISS

Now L'Atelier Robuchon is rising to completely new heights. It's responsible for the Michelin-starred cuisine at SWISS. Executive Chef Oliver Jean introduces SWISS travelers to the country's highest-quality products in his so called SWISS Taste of Switzerland menu. He has conjured up delicious dishes that evoke associations with Switzerland. In Business Class, for example, you can look forward to roasted pumpkin with tomato and cucumber tabouleh, as well as beef tenderloin or gnocchi. In First Class, you'll be served balik salmon fillet or zander with miso marinade.

Beauty on board with Lufthansa

In future, passengers will be looked after even better, and not just in culinary terms. On board Lufthansa, First Class guests can now enjoy exclusive care products from Augustinus Bader. Thanks to the brand's many years of scientific research, the range offers comprehensive solutions to optimally care for the skin during the flight.

Augustinus Bader

The secret weapon goes by the name of TFC8® technology. It builds on the human body's natural ability to renew itself. The innovative technology helps the skin to regenerate itself. It also moisturizes, nourishes and protects. This is particularly beneficial in the otherwise rather dry air of airplanes - so you leave the airport with a glow on your face.