Details emerge of a potential air disaster in Geneva

More from Bitesize News

• Universities predicted to continue growth

  Switzerland's universities will grow by more than a fifth over the next decade, driven in large part by foreign students, according to new federal projections

• Drought conditions still affecting Vaud

  Several Vaud communes are still rationing water weeks into autumn, with sources running dry and reservoirs refusing to refill

• Change of location for Crans Montana ceremony

  The ceremony marking one year since the Crans-Montana fire will no longer be held on the Haut-Plateau, after families of victims said returning to the site would be too painful

• Slightly improved property vacancy rate in Zürich

  The notorious queues outside Zurich apartment viewings are finally shrinking

• Success for Swiss Post new digital service

  Swiss Post's digital letter service has signed up nearly 960,000 users since its launch in April, with three million digital letters already delivered

• Mont Blanc increases in height

  Haute-Savoie's chamber of chartered surveyors announced yesterday that Mont Blanc now stands at 4,807.47 metres — up 1.88 metres from the last September reading in 2023