Flight Information LX67 Swiss International Air Lines: Miami

Swiss International Air Lines LX67 / SWR67

Miami — Zurich

On the way / Scheduled Telegram Flight Status

Miami International Airport (MIA)		Zürich Airport (ZRH)
Scheduled departure time		Scheduled Arrival Time
18:05		07:46
Actual departure time		Actual arrival time
18:20		--:--

* Local time

Flight details have been updated 2 years ago

Flight history LX67 Swiss International Air Lines: Miami — Zurich

Date	Scheduled departure	Scheduled Arrivals	Actual departure time	Actual arrival time
Thu. 11 march	18:05	07:55	-	-
Thu. 10 march	18:05	07:36	-	-
Thu. 09 march	18:05	07:46	18:20	On the way / Scheduled
Thu. 08 march	18:05	07:48	18:17	07:46
Thu. 07 march	17:05	07:28	17:05	07:22
Thu. 06 march	17:05	08:00	17:00	07:37
Thu. 05 march	17:05	07:36	17:18	07:37
Thu. 04 march	17:05	07:36	17:12	07:34
Thu. 03 march	17:05	07:38	17:20	07:45
Thu. 02 march	17:05	07:57	17:09	07:20
Thu. 01 march	17:05	07:22	18:05+0 h. 47 min.	07:59
Thu. 29 february	17:05	07:09	17:07	06:50
Thu. 28 february	17:05	08:02	17:26	07:40
Thu. 27 february	17:05	07:16	17:18	07:21
Mon. 18 april	16:55	07:55	-	-

Flight Swiss International Air Lines LX67 (Miami — Zurich) running from the airport Miami International Airport (MIA), to the airport Zürich Airport (ZRH). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Airbus А330-300. Flight distance is 7845 km / 4233 miles, and the average flight length is 9 h. 10 min.

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Types of aircraft flying LX67 Swiss International Air Lines: Miami — Zurich

Airbus A330

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Board numbers:

HB-JHM, HB-JHI, HB-JHB, HB-JHH, HB-JHK, HB-JHF, HB-JHE

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Airbus А330-300 [HB-JHM]

UA9809

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[MIA] Miami International Airport