Planned schedule as follow.

SX216 BRN0630 – 0730MUC D38 x67
SX218 BRN1640 – 1740MUC D38 x6

SX217 MUC0820 – 0920BRN D38 x67
SX219 MUC1850 – 1950BRN D38 x6

Basel – Elba eff 06JUN13 NEW 1 weekly service
Berne – Brindisi 07MAY13 – 21OCT13 NEW 1 weekly service
Berne – Catania Service increases from 1 to 2 weekly remain unchanged
Berne – Djerba 07MAY13 – 22OCT13 NEW 1 weekly service
Berne – Elba Planned service increase from 3 to 4 weekly cancelled. The airline will continue to operate 3 weekly flights
Berne – Figari eff 17MAY13 Service increases from 1 weekly (Day 6) to 3 weekly (Day 567), 4 weekly (Day x124) from 05JUN13
Berne – Mahon eff 08MAY13 Service increases from 1 weekly (Day 3) to 2 weekly (Day 37; Previously planned service increase to start from 03JUN13)
Berne – Naples eff 06APR13 NEW 1 weekly service
Berne – Nice Planned service increase from 3 weekly to daily cancelled
Berne – Rijeka Service increases from 1 weekly (Day 5) to 2 weekly
Berne – Split Planned service increase from 2 to 3 weekly from 14JUN13 cancelled
Berne – Zagreb Service increases from 2 weekly (W12; Day 16) to 3 weekly

Following planned new routes are being cancelled. The airline previously planned 1 weekly service:
Berne – Irakleion Previously planned from 21MAY13 to 21OCT13
Berne – Malta 07MAY13 to 26OCT13
Berne – Mykonos 07MAY13 to 26OCT13
Berne – Thira 07MAY13 to 26OCT13
Berne – Tunis 28MAY13 to 26OCT13
Berne – Zakinthos 03MAY13 to 26OCT13

SkyWork Airlines (SX, Berne (BRN)) has completed a management buyout with previous majority shareholder, Daniel Borer, downsizing his stake from 85% to 20%. Business partner, Sebastien Merillat, has increased his share to 40% with SkyWork CEO, Tomislav Lang, now holding the remaining 40%. Despite the change in ownership, which in fact occurred 3 weeks ago, SkyWork EVP Rolf Hartleb has reiterated that while the Swiss operator would remain a niche carrier, it will venture into the 3rd party training market following the recent acquisition of a Do328-100 simulator based at CAE’s Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) training base.

SkyWork Airlines (SX, Berne (BRN)) is looking to set up a second base "in a German-speaking country" in 2014, the airline's CEO, Tomislav Lang, has said. Lang refused to further expound on the statement. SkyWork's plans for a second base mimic that of fellow Swiss operators, Darwin Airline (F7, Lugano Agno (LUG)), who themselves have already made public their plans to base a Saab 2000 in Leipzig/Halle (LEJ) for use on double daily flights to both Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) from September onwards with further unconfirmed plans for a possible first UK base in Cambridge (CBG) due in 2014.