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VTC pour l'aeroport de Zurich, transfert transfrontalier avec chauffeur prive depuis Strasbourg

Switzerland

Strasbourg to Zurich ZRH Airport Chauffeur Transfer

Switzerland's largest airport, Swiss Star Alliance hub, 220 km from Strasbourg in 2h45 via Basel and the Swiss A2. CH vignette included.

Zurich Airport (IATA code ZRH, ICAO code LSZH) is Switzerland's largest airport with about 31 million passengers per year pre-Covid (28 million in 2024). Main hub of Swiss International Air Lines (Lufthansa Group subsidiary, Star Alliance), it is located in Kloten 10 km north of Zurich. ZRH has three docks: A (Schengen and non-Schengen long-haul), B (Schengen short-haul), E (non-Schengen long-haul, accessible via underground metro from the main terminal). The direct long-haul network is dense: New York JFK and EWR, Boston, Chicago ORD, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, Tokyo, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Mumbai, Delhi, Dubai, Tel Aviv, Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires, Johannesburg. It is the natural alternative to Frankfurt FRA for Strasbourg / Bas-Rhin clients who prefer Swiss service standards and Star Alliance connections via Zurich. FJ13 covers this 220 km route in 2h45 via the southbound A35, A36 (Belfort), and the Swiss A2 (Basel-Olten-Zurich), from the address of your choice to the ZRH Meeting Point or departure docks based on your flight number. Annual Swiss motorway vignette included, winter tyres mandatory in season (15 November to 15 March in Alpine zones). Core B2B clients: Zurich banking executives (UBS following the 2023 Credit Suisse merger, Julius Baer, Zurcher Kantonalbank), insurance (Zurich Insurance Group, Swiss Re, Swiss Life), tech (Google Zurich 5,000+ employees, IBM Research Zurich), WEF Davos participants each January. Mercedes E-Class for executive solo travel, V-Class for groups up to seven passengers, fixed all-in rate with CH vignette included.

ZRH in numbers: Swiss hub and Switzerland's long-haul gateway

Zurich Airport (IATA code ZRH, ICAO code LSZH) is Switzerland's largest airport with about 31 million passengers in 2019 (28 million in 2024). Main hub of Swiss International Air Lines (Lufthansa Group subsidiary, Star Alliance member), it sits in Kloten 10 km north of Zurich city centre. It hosts 70+ scheduled airlines, including the full Star Alliance (Lufthansa, United, ANA, Air Canada, Singapore Airlines, Thai, Turkish, TAP Portugal, Austrian, Brussels Airlines), plus non-alliance carriers such as Emirates, Qatar Airways and Cathay Pacific, and Swiss leisure subsidiary Edelweiss.

The direct long-haul network is one of the most comprehensive in Europe for its size: United States (JFK, EWR, Boston, Chicago ORD, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami), Asia (Tokyo Narita and Haneda, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Seoul, Mumbai, Delhi), Middle East (Dubai, Tel Aviv, Doha), South America (Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires), Africa (Johannesburg, Cairo, Casablanca). For Strasbourg / Bas-Rhin clients, ZRH is the natural alternative to Frankfurt FRA, with a Swiss service standard often preferred for corporate missions.

Three docks A, B, E with underground metro access to Dock E

ZRH is organised around three docks and a central Airside Center that gathers services and boarding. Dock A handles Schengen and non-Schengen long-haul, the largest dock by volume. Dock B is dedicated to Schengen short-haul (links to Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal). Dock E is specifically non-Schengen long-haul (United, ANA, Singapore Airlines, Air Canada, Thai), accessed via an automated underground metro that links the Airside Center to Dock E in 3 minutes.

FJ13 sets the drop-off based on the flight number provided at booking, which identifies the dock and terminal. For arrivals, the central Meeting Point sits in the arrivals area at level 1 (Ankunft 1) on the main exit side, the standard meeting spot for FJ13 drivers. For departures, pickup at your address 5h00 before take-off for a long-haul flight (2h45 driving plus 2h00 for check-in and controls).

Zurich banking and insurance cluster: UBS, Julius Baer, Swiss Re

Zurich is one of the world's top three financial centres alongside London and New York. The 2023 UBS / Credit Suisse merger, orchestrated by Swiss federal authorities, concentrated the banking sector even further around UBS (Paradeplatz HQ, around 110,000 employees post-merger). Julius Baer (Bahnhofstrasse HQ), Zurcher Kantonalbank (ZKB, cantonal bank), Raiffeisen Schweiz and the Swiss National Bank form the core banking cluster.

Insurance is equally prominent: Zurich Insurance Group (Mythenquai HQ), Swiss Re (Mythenquai, one of the three largest global reinsurers), Swiss Life (Talstrasse Generaldirektion), Helvetia, Baloise, Allianz Suisse. ZRH transfers to these headquarters take 20 to 30 minutes, FJ13 has drivers familiar with corporate protocols (discreet welcome, NDA on request, on-site waiting during 1 to 3 hour meetings).

Our services in Aeroport de Zurich (ZRH)

Strasbourg to ZRH in 2h45 via A35 and A2

220 km via A35 southbound, A36 through Belfort then Swiss A2 via Basel, Olten and arrival at Zurich Kloten. Annual Swiss motorway vignette (40 CHF) included in the fixed rate, no surcharge.

Three docks A, B, E based on your flight

Dock A for Schengen and non-Schengen long-haul, Dock B for Schengen short-haul, Dock E for non-Schengen long-haul (underground metro access). FJ13 sets the drop-off to match the flight number provided at booking.

Swiss Star Alliance long-haul hub

Direct connections to the United States (JFK, EWR, Boston, Chicago, SFO, LAX, Miami), Asia (Tokyo, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai), India (Mumbai, Delhi), Middle East (Dubai, Tel Aviv), South America (Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires) and Africa (Johannesburg).

Zurich banking and insurance cluster

ZRH transfers to UBS HQ Paradeplatz (post Credit Suisse merger 2023), Julius Baer, Zurcher Kantonalbank, Zurich Insurance Group Mythenquai, Swiss Re Mythenquai, Swiss Life Generaldirektion. Drivers familiar with corporate protocols and NDA on request.

Zurich tech: Google, IBM Research, ETH

Trips from ZRH to Google Europaallee (5,000+ employees), IBM Research Saumerstrasse Ruschlikon, Disney Research Stampfenbachstrasse, ETH Zurich main campus. Switzerland's densest tech cluster.

WEF Davos every January

World Economic Forum mid-January (3,000 attendees). FJ13 organises ZRH to Davos transfers via Klosters (A3 then A28), 160 km in 2h15. Winter tyres mandatory in season, booking 2 months ahead recommended.

Mercedes E-Class and V-Class

E-Class for solo or couple transfers, V-Class (7-seater van) for delegations or bulky luggage. Winter tyres fitted 15 November to 15 March, 4G Wi-Fi with Swiss roaming, mineral water, USB-C and Lightning sockets.

Distances from Aeroport de Zurich (ZRH)

Zurich centre / Paradeplatz
12 km20 min
Zurich Europaallee (Google)
15 km25 min
Ruschlikon (IBM Research)
20 km30 min
Winterthur
20 km25 min
Bale centre (Munsterplatz)
90 km1h
Lucerne
70 km50 min
Berne
120 km1h20
Saint-Gall
85 km1h
Davos (via Klosters)
160 km2h15
Mulhouse
130 km1h30
Colmar
180 km2h00
Strasbourg centre
220 km2h45
Selestat
195 km2h30
Geneve
280 km3h00

Frequently asked questions

How long from Strasbourg to Zurich-Kloten?

220 km in 2h45 in normal traffic, via A35 southbound, A36 through Belfort then the Swiss A2. Plan 3h15 at peak times (Friday evening, Sunday evening) or in winter (road salt, snow). FJ13 schedules pickup to reach ZRH 2h30 before a Schengen flight or 3h00 before a non-Schengen long-haul at Dock E.

Which dock A, B or E for my airline?

Dock A: Schengen and non-Schengen long-haul, all airlines. Dock B: Schengen short-haul (Germany, France, Italy, Spain). Dock E: non-Schengen long-haul, mainly Star Alliance (United, ANA, Singapore, Air Canada), accessible via underground metro from the main terminal. Provide your flight number at booking and FJ13 sets the drop-off accordingly.

Is the Swiss vignette included?

Yes. The Swiss motorway vignette (40 CHF/year, calendar year validity) is mandatory on Swiss motorways. FJ13 fits its vehicles with the annual vignette, no per-trip surcharge to Basel, Zurich, Bern, Lucerne, Geneva or Davos.

Do you offer WEF Davos packages in January?

Yes. The World Economic Forum in mid-January (3,000 attendees annually) drives intense demand. FJ13 organises ZRH to Davos transfers via Klosters (A3 then A28, 160 km in 2h15), drivers fitted with winter tyres, booking required by November to guarantee availability.

Why Zurich rather than Basel-Mulhouse for long-haul?

Basel-Mulhouse (1h20 from Strasbourg) mainly operates easyJet and European low-cost carriers, with no direct long-haul. Zurich (2h45 from Strasbourg) is the Swiss Star Alliance hub with over 50 direct long-haul destinations: US, Asia, India, Middle East, South America. FJ13 advises the most relevant hub based on your final flight.

Same-day Strasbourg-Zurich round trip possible?

Yes. Day-package with on-site waiting during your corporate meeting (UBS Paradeplatz, Google Europaallee, Zurich Insurance Mythenquai) and return the same evening. 5h30 driving plus waiting time: appropriate for short meetings without hotel overnight.

EUR or CHF invoicing for my Swiss company?

FJ13 issues EUR invoices with French VAT and EVTC067190060 registration. For Swiss corporate accounts, VAT export reference or recoverable VAT per the France-Switzerland convention. Monthly consolidated statement available for recurring contracts.

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