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10 years of FAIRTIQ: the timetable now comes to the app

Written by Yasmine Bounasse | PR & Events | April 14, 2026

Bern, 14 April 2026. What started as the simplest way to buy tickets in Switzerland is now taking the next step. To mark its tenth anniversary in April 2026, FAIRTIQ is introducing a timetable feature in the app - developed in collaboration with 10 Swiss transport companies - making it easier than ever for users to plan their entire journey in one place. With this step, the Bern-based company is evolving from a ticketing provider into a fully integrated digital travel companion.

Journey planning and ticketing from a single source

With this new feature, FAIRTIQ is expanding its offering in a targeted manner: users can search for connections directly in the app, check real-time departures and access platform information as well as delay updates. This creates a central point of entry for everyday mobility – from planning through to arrival.

In its first version, the timetable feature deliberately focuses on the most important everyday needs of users. Based on user feedback and in close collaboration with public transport partners, it will be gradually enhanced over the coming months.

Launching first in the Swiss home market

The timetable is initially launched in the Swiss home market: the dense public transport network offers ideal conditions to test and refine new features close to passengers’ needs. In doing so, FAIRTIQ underlines its strong connection to the Swiss market despite significant international expansion.

“The integration of the timetable is an important step in addressing key customer needs. Over the past ten years, we have focused on making ticket purchasing as simple as possible. Now we are taking the next step by supporting users already at the journey planning stage. Launching this new chapter in our home market highlights our deep roots in the Swiss public transport system. The timetable has been developed in close collaboration with our Swiss partners and will continue to evolve together with them,” says Gian-Mattia Schucan, Founder and Co-CEO of FAIRTIQ.

The first version of the timetable is now available to all users in Switzerland. It can be found in the app under Menu > Timetable. If you don’t see the timetable, please update the app via the App Store or Play Store first.

Proven technology, enhanced experience

The new timetable feature complements FAIRTIQ’s proven mobile pay-as-you-go technology: travellers continue to start their journey with a swipe, without setting a destination in advance. They can use all connections flexibly and end their journey on arrival with a swipe or automatically via Smart Stop. This allows users to focus fully on their journey, while FAIRTIQ takes care of billing in the background.

About FAIRTIQ

With over 350 million journeys, FAIRTIQ has established itself as the global leader and pioneer in postpaid ticketing and mobile pay-as-you-go (MPAYG) solutions. The platform serves more than one million active monthly users and is currently available in 13 countries: Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria, the Czech Republic, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, and the United Kingdom. Across 27 regions, the app enhances accessibility and ease-of-use for public transport on a regional level, while providing nationwide coverage in three countries. Leading transport operators and authorities rely on FAIRTIQ’s solutions as the company continues its rapid international growth and global user expansion.

More information: https://fairtiq.com/en/


About the partner alliance
The timetable feature is being developed and tested in close collaboration with an alliance of ten Swiss transport companies: Appenzeller Bahnen (AB), Aargau Verkehr (AVA), Busbetrieb Solothurn und Umgebung (BSU), Regionalverkehr Bern-Solothurn (RBS), Rhätische Bahn (RhB), Regionale Verkehrsbetriebe Baden-Wettingen (RVBW), Transports publics fribourgeois (TPF), Verkehrsbetriebe Luzern (VBL), Verkehrsbetriebe Biel (VB/TPB) and Zugerland Verkehrsbetriebe (ZVB). Together, these partners are driving the next generation of digital ticketing – with the shared goal of making public transport in Switzerland even simpler and more accessible.