Brussels Airlines Flights

Brussels Airlines is part of Lufthansa Group and is the national airline of Belgium. It links 85 destinations to Brussels Airport with the help of 41 aircraft and 3100 employees. Brussels airlines also play a crucial role in the Belgian economy by creating directly or indirectly 40000 jobs. According to the data for 2019, Brussels Airlines carried over 10 million passengers from, to, and via Brussels Airport.

History

Brussels Airlines was established in 2002 and is owned by Deutsche Lufthansa Group. It was created by merging SN Brussels Airlines and Virgin Express with a new name Brussels Airlines. First, In 2008, it was announced that Lufthansa Group would acquire 45% stakes in Brussels Airlines, and then, Lufthansa acquired 100% ownership of the Airline in 2017. Now, Brussels Airlines is expanded to the point where it also offers cargo capacity on all its flights and manages daily maintenance of its fleet.

Destinations

Brussels Airlines links the European Capital from Brussels Airport with more than 85 destinations including 17 locations in Sub Saharan Africa including {list_destinations}. The main region Brussels Airlines serves is Asia, Europe, Central Africa, West Africa, Balkans, East Africa, North America, Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa. Brussels Airlines offers a safe and enjoyable journey to its passengers to visit their favourite destinations.

Fleet

Brussels Airlines' fleet consists of 38 aircraft to help you reach your destinations according to your itinerary. Brussels Airlines mainly operates Airbus A319, Airbus A320, and Airbus A330-300.

Airbus A319 has a seating capacity of 141 passengers and has a twin-engine to offer greater flexibility and comfort.

Airbus A320 has a seating capacity of 180 passengers with a twin-engine single-aisle feature to target short and medium-range destinations.

Airbus A330-300 has a seating capacity of 295 passengers including 30 business, 21 premium, and 244 economy class. It mainly operates in North America and the African continent and is the biggest aircraft in the Brussels Airline fleet.

Check-in

Brussels Airlines offer online check-in feasibility that can be done anywhere on your mobile device with the condition that it's only possible 24-48 hours in advance. You will receive an email from the airline to check-in for the flight and then get your boarding pass.

Hand and Hold Luggage allowance

You are only allowed to bring baggage within 32kg and any luggage exceeding the limit will be accepted as cargo.

Classes of service and Seats

Brussels Airlines offer three kinds of services including Business, Premium, and Economy class. However, this option is only available on Airbus A330-300.

Services onboard

You can purchase snacks, drinks, and other products on board. On long flights, you can enjoy movies, songs, and audio channels on your screen. Moreover, if you are travelling from a connecting flight and entitled to meals, you will receive meals on both flights.