Flight route of Flight "Dornbirn"

The flight route of Flight "Dornbirn" covers:

Zeppelin Hangar FN, Lindau, Pfänder, Bregenz, Dornbirn, St. Margarethen, Hard, Langenargen*

Flight duration: 90 minutes

Description of Flight "Dornbirn"

This flight touches 3 countries. The Zeppelin NT will take off and land on the German side of the lake – in Friedrichshafen – and will fly to the Bavarian island of Lindau via Langenargen, Nonnenhorn and Wasserburg. On the Austrian part of this route you will float along the Bregenz bay via Bregenz and Hard to Dornbirn. St. Margrethen will be reached on the Swiss part of the route. Here you will have a fantastic view over the Alps, the Bregenzerwald and the Pfänder with its 1,064 m.(3,491 ft).

Prices of Flight "Dornbirn"

The Flight "Dornbirn" costs:*

Price per person:	€ 565.00
Discount for children:	2 to 12 years = 20% on the regular price

Further information on Flight "Dornbirn"

Booking is possible via:

Telephone:	+49 7541-5900-0 (Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm)
Fax:	+49 7541 5900-499
E-mail:	booking request via web form
In person:	Allmannsweiler Str. 132, 88046 Friedrichshafen, 2nd floor (Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm)

 

A route planner may be found here.

 

You can also purchase a present voucher for this air tour - via fax, telephone, in person or in our Zeppelin Shop.

Important note:

A passenger must be able to walk in normal speed about 30 yards over grass to reach the stairs to the airship and to step up and down the stairs on his own that might be moving. In case this requirement cannot be met, we will unfortunately not be able for safety reasons to transport this passenger. We reserve the right for a final on-site decision on the day of the flight, even if this requirement has been regarded as being achievable during booking.

Further information for download:

	General information on your Zeppelin flight
	Conditions of carriage of Deutsche Zeppelin-Reederei GmbH
	How to reach us in Friedrichshafen

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