This is a list of airlines operating with an air operator's certificate granted by the Federal Office of Civil Aviation of Switzerland.
| Airline | AOC no. | Photo | IATA | ICAO | Callsign | Hub airport(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chair Airlines | CH.AOC.1052 |  | GM | GSW | EIGER | Zurich Airport | |
| EasyJet Switzerland | CH.AOC.1018 |  | DS | EZS | TOPSWISS | Geneva International Airport EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg | |
| Helvetic Airways | CH.AOC.1033 |  | 2L | OAW | HELVETIC | Zurich Airport | operates flights on behalf of flyBAIR |
| Swiss International Air Lines | CH.AOC.1006 |  | LX | SWR | SWISS | Zurich Airport Geneva Airport |
| Airline | AOC no. | Photo | IATA | ICAO | Callsign | Hub airport(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air Glaciers | CH.AOC.1502 |  | AGV | AIR GLACIERS | |||
| Air Zermatt | CH.MG.3007 |  | AZF | AIR ZERMATT | |||
| Albinati Aeronautics | CH.AOC.1036 |  | |||||
| Cat Aviation | CH.AOC.1004 |  | |||||
| Dasnair | CH.AOC.1035 |  | |||||
| Edelweiss Air | CH.AOC.1007 |  | WK | EDW | EDELWEISS | Zurich Airport | |
| ExecuJet Europe | CH.AOC.1020 |  | EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg | ||||
| Gama Aviation | CH.AOC.1051 |  | Geneva Airport | ||||
| Heliswiss | CH.MG.3034 |  | HSI | HELISWISS | Bern Airport | ||
| Jet Aviation | CH.AOC.1010 |  | PP | PJS | JETAVIATION | Zurich Airport, Teterboro Airport | |
| JU Air | CH.AOC.1013 |  | Dübendorf Air Base | ||||
| Lions Air | CH.AOC.1501 |  | LEU | LIONSAIR | |||
| Nomad Aviation | CH.AOC.1046 |  | |||||
| Premium Jet | CH.AOC.1011 |  | |||||
| Rabbit-Air | CH.AOC.1026 |  | |||||
| Swiss Air-Rescue | CH.AOC.1015 |  | Zurich Airport | ||||
| Swiss-Jet | CH.AOC.1028 |  | |||||
| TAG Aviation | CH.AOC.1001 |  | Geneva Airport | ||||
| Zimex Aviation | CH.AOC.1025 |  | C4 | IMX | ZIMEX | Zurich Airport |
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