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4 new sunny destinations by Transavia
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This summer Transavia will offer 4 new destinations from Brussels. To make this possible the Dutch airline will station one of their B737-800 aircrafts at our airport starting 30 June 2022. Just in time to bring passengers 6 times a week to Alicante, 4 times a week to Ibiza and Faro and 2 times a week to Heraklion.
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TUI fly adds Aruba to tropical portfolio
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As from 3 April 2022, TUI fly will further expand its portfolio of Caribbean routes through the addition of the tropical isle of Aruba. The route will be operated weekly via Santo Domingo with the B787-8. This summer TUI fly will also open two new European destinations: Ohrid (North Macedonia) and Zadar (Croatia).
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SWISS connects Geneva-Brussels daily
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With the start of the summer schedule, SWISS will take over the regular night stop flight of Brussels Airlines in Geneva. They will offer a daily flight to Brussels with their A220-300. Brussels Airlines will continue to operate the other flights.
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From Brussels Airport to…
the Alpine region
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This month Brussels Airport is connected to 5 destinations in the Alpine region. SWISS operates 19 weekly flights to Zurich. Brussels Airlines and easyJet offer respectively 20 and 7 weekly flights to Geneva. Both Austrian Airlines and Brussels Airlines operate 13 weekly flights to Vienna. On top of this, Transavia recently launched 2 weekly flights to Innsbruck and Sky Alps flies 2 times a week to Bolzano.
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Travel inspiration on our website
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At Brussels Airport we are committed to provide high-quality services to our passengers even before they arrive at the airport. That is why we help everybody create their own journey and holiday experience by providing travel inspiration on our website. For each destination we offer a dedicated webpage where visitors can find flight data and prices, information about the destination and often even a downloadable travel guide. When interested to book, one can just click through to the airline’s website.
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Shine bright like a Belgian diamond
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The city of Antwerp has been the undisputed diamond capital of the world for more than 5 centuries. This Belgian city hosts many diamond dealers, diamond bourses and jewelers. Nowadays approximately 80% of the world’s rough diamonds pass through Antwerp as well as 50% of all cut diamonds. It goes without saying that Antwerp is a place of profound importance for the international diamond trade. The diamond district lies next to the central station and is a few minutes’ walk from Meir, the primary shopping street in Antwerp.
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Air traffic by the numbers
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Number of passengers per month
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The number of passengers, cargo volumes and number of movements per month
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Meet the team!
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As usual, members of the Brussels Airport Aviation Development team will attend all the important aviation route development conferences. Here’s a round-up of where you can meet us:
- 23-25 February 2022, Connect, Tampere/Finland
- 18-20 May 2022, Routes Europe, Bergen/Norway
- 21-23 June 2022, IATA Slot Conference, Seattle/USA
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