NHV
Group is proud to announce the introduction of factory-new Airbus H160
helicopters to its fleet, leased from GD Helicopter Finance (GDHF). The addition
of these aircraft marks an important step in the company’s ongoing development,
further strengthening NHV’s offshore operations and supporting the next phase of
its growth.
As we add the H160 to our medium helicopter fleet, we strengthen our operational
offering and create new opportunities to support NHV’s continued growth in
Europe and Africa. With latest-generation technology, improved environmental
performance and high operational availability, the H160 is a strong complement
to our existing fleet.”.
 The
H160 represents a new generation of medium helicopters and will further
strengthen NHV’s operational capabilities to support offshore energy customers
across Northern Europe and Africa. This includes both Oil and Gas operations as
well as the rapidly growing Offshore Wind sector.
In the coming weeks, NHV’s first H160 helicopters will become available to serve
customers across the North Sea and Baltic. |
Premium
Economy gets the biggest upgrades, but enhancements are coming across cabins
both on short-haul and long-haul flights
Brussels Airlines will enhance the passenger experience in its different booking
classes, both on short-haul and long-haul flights. The biggest investment goes
to Premium Economy on long-haul flights, with improved tableware and more meal
options and an improved service flow, but other booking classes will see
improvements too.
All passengers traveling with Brussels Airlines will notice product improvements
in the coming months, including:
• An extra food component on the main meal tray in Economy Class on long-haul
flights
• Reusable premium cups for alcoholic beverages in Economy Class both on
short-haul and long-haul flights
• Fresh towels and a bottle of water before take-off on short-haul Business
Class
• A curtain divider on short-haul flights between Business Class and Economy
Class
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Brussels,
19 January 2026 – Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, is
revving up its recruitment efforts in Belgium to meet the strong surge in
customer demand. The airline will be holding a pilot roadshow at Brussels
Airport, to recruit experienced commercial pilots. The Emirates Group is
embarking on a global recruitment drive to onboard 17,300 professionals across
350 roles this financial year. The upcoming roadshow will be held at the
Sheraton Brussels Airport in Zaventem - on 23 Feb 10am; 23 Feb 1pm and 24 Feb
10am. Experienced pilots who are keen to join Emirates as First Officers Type
Rated, Direct Entry Captains, or via the Accelerated Command Programme are
welcome. The airline recently announced its commitment to hiring over 1,500
pilots in 2025 and 2026. Prior registration is not required, and pilots are only
required to attend one of the sessions. At the session, prospective Emirates
pilots can find out more about the airline’s recruitment process, available
opportunities, training programmes, expected career trajectory, and benefits, as
well as speak to pilots currently flying with Emirates. More information can be
found at
https://www.emiratesgroupcareers.com/pilots/ |
The Chinese national airline Air China will start two services to
Brussels airport at the end of March 2026. It will offer flights to Beijing and
Chengdu. Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, is a city in central China.
The Chinese capital Beijing is already served today by Hainan Airlines
Chengdu will become the fifth Chinese destination in Brussels Airport's
passenger network, following Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Chongqing. Hainan
Airlines operates these routes. Juneyao Air also flies between Brussels and
Shanghai. |
On
21 November 2025 Emirates Belgium & Luxembourg attended the TravMagazine Travel
Awards at Brussels Airport, where the airline was proudly recognised with two
prestigious accolades. For the third consecutive year, Emirates was awarded
‘Best Long-Haul Airline 2025’, reaffirming its leading position in the Belgian
market and its commitment to delivering exceptional global connectivity and
onboard quality.
Emirates also received the ‘Innovation of the Year’ Award for its pioneering
Autism Certification initiative, acknowledging the airline’s dedication to
enhancing accessibility and creating a more inclusive travel experience for
neurodivergent passengers.
Both awards were granted following a comprehensive evaluation process, which
included a written submission assessed by an independent jury, as well as an
in-person presentation by the shortlisted nominees.
Emirates in Belgium is extremely proud of these two awards. |
The
Belgian Government has selected the Pilatus PC-7 MKX Training System as the new
training solution for the Belgian Air Force. A fleet of 18 PC-7 MKX plus
integrated Ground-Based Training System will replace the existing training
aircraft used to provide basic training of military pilots with deliveries
scheduled to start in 2027.
On November 27, 2025, the Belgian Government approved the award of a
comprehensive 20-year service contract to Pilatus to provide training services
based on the PC-7 MKX.
The comprehensive training solution encompasses not only the 18 aircraft but
also advanced ground-based training tools, forming a fully integrated system.
Pilatus will deliver state-of-the-art simulators, computer-based training
platforms and mission planning and debriefing systems, ensuring seamless
training continuity from classroom to cockpit.
Alongside the integrated training system, Pilatus, together with its Belgian
partners Sabena Engineering and AG Real Estate, will deliver new and upgraded
infrastructure at Bevekom/Beauvechain Air Force Base and ensure operational
support for the next 20 years. Belgian industry will play a key role in the
construction and ongoing maintenance of these facilities, as well as in
providing comprehensive In-Service Support for the aircraft. |
…
and holds an open day session on 13th November in Brussels
Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, is looking for candidates
to join its multinational cabin crew team. The Dubai-based airline is holding a
Cabin Crew recruitment open day on Thursday, 13 November at 9am in Brussels, at
the hotel NH Collection Brussels Center - Blvd Adolphe Max 7, 1000 Brussels
see : Cabin Crew |
Emirates Group Careers |
Brussels
Airlines is pleased to announce a new destination in its long-haul network :
Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.
As of June 3, 2026, Kilimanjaro will be served twice a week. Kilimanjaro is not
only the perfect gateway to the world-famous Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest
peak, but also provides easy access to the Serengeti National Park and the
Ngorongoro Conservation Area, both UNESCO World Heritage sites.
With the addition of Kilimanjaro, Brussels Airlines’ network in sub-Saharan
Africa will grow to 18 destinations. It will be the fifth destination in East
Africa, after Entebbe (Uganda), Kigali (Rwanda), Bujumbura (Burundi), and
Nairobi (Kenya). |
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As
part of Belgium’s acquisition of fifth-generation F-35 fighter jets, an
agreement was signed today between the Belgian government and Pratt & Whitney,
an RTX business, the manufacturer of the F135 engine that powers the F-35
Lightning II aircraft. The agreement was signed at the Base aérienne Jean
Offenberg in Florennes during a ceremony organized to mark the arrival of
Belgium's first F-35 and in the presence of David Clarinval, Deputy Prime
Minister and Minister of Employment and Economy and Theo Francken, the Minister
of Defence.
 For
several years now, Safran Aero Boosters, based in Wallonia, and BMT Aerospace,
based in Flanders, have been working together on a Research and Technology
project aimed at developing advanced production capabilities for F135-engine
components. This partnership will be further consolidated by the implementation
of the strategic industrial project with Pratt & Whitney, underlining the
balanced cooperation between the country's two regions. |
Brussels
Airlines is to use Virtual Reality as part of the pilot's type rating for Airbus
A320. Lufthansa Aviation Training and Airbus have been cooperating for 2 years
to develop the technology. Brussels Airlines is the first client in the
Lufthansa Group. |
 Stephane
Burton (CEO Sabena Engineering), Theo Francken (minister of Defence) and Arnaud
Feist (CEO Brussels Airport) today inaugurated the new Airbus A.400M hangar at
Brussels Airport. The hangar is 6000m² and offer place to 2 aircraft of the
type. |
Filip
Aerts is appointed as Chief Operating Officer and joins the Management Board of
Brussels Airlines. As from August 1, he will replace Tilman Reinshagen, who will
leave Lufthansa Group to pursue other professional opportunities. Aerts started
his career as a pilot, and currently is Head of Flight Operations at Brussels
Airlines.
Aerts will become one of the three Management Board members at Brussels
Airlines, next to Chief Executive Officer Dorothea von Boxberg and Chief
Financial Officer Nina Öwerdieck.
Aerts (53) started his career as First Officer at Delta Air Transport (DAT), a
subsidiary of Sabena. He later became Captain, Technical Pilot, Nominated Person
Crew Training and currently holds the position Head of Flight Operations. He
always kept his pilot licence active and is planning to keep doing so in his new
role. |
ANTWERP
/ AMSTERDAM, May 12 2025 – Skylegs, provider of Fortune 500 Corporate Flight
Departments, today announced to further empower customers with C Teleport, the
aircrew travel solution with exclusive fares and instant flight changes for crew
positioning.
The integrated cloud-based Flight Management and automated aircrew travel
platform will be shown at EBACE 2025 in Geneva, May 20-22 at #1410.
The Skylegs - C Teleport integration allows for a seamless and automated process
of booking crew positioning.
How it works: The crew or back office creates a new positioning in Skylegs.
C Teleport receives the booking request automatically, including passenger
details, dates, and destinations.
The trip can be booked on C Teleport with pre-filled travel data, no manual
entry is required.
Once confirmed, the booking syncs back to Skylegs and is shown in the
Positionings tab.
The information is available to the crew in real-time via the Skylegs app,
including offline access.
Maxim Schelfhout, CEO of Skylegs, an EASA Captain flying Falcon 2000 said: “As a
crew member myself I find it tedious to communicate those preferences via email
or telephone. This solution offers flexibility, the best rates and top crew
satisfaction." |
The
aviation sector has been recognized as the most attractive industry to work in
across Belgium, with Brussels Airlines emerging as the top employer within the
sector. These findings come from an extensive study by Randstad, a leading
Belgian human resources service provider. Known for its ongoing investment in
people, Brussels Airlines is committed to maintaining and even further
reinforcing its position as an employer of choice.
According to research by Randstad, a human recourses service provider, into the
Belgian labour market, the aviation industry tops the list of most desirable
sectors. Brussels Airlines ranks as the 4th most attractive employer in the
country overall, and the number one in aviation, solidifying its reputation as
the leading employer in the industry.
The study is available in Dutch (https://www.randstad.be/over-ons/nieuws/luchtvaart-vliegt-naar-top-als-aantrekkelijkste-sector-om-te-werken/)
and French (https://www.randstad/be/fr/propos-nous/nouvelles/Laeronautique-senvole-vers-les-sommets-devenant-secteur-dactivite-plus-attractif/)
Respondents to the study highlighted a positive work atmosphere, engaging job
content, and promising career opportunities as key reasons for their interest in
aviation. |
 Brussels
Airport, a key airport hub in the heart of Europe, is set to invest further in
its long-term development. In response to the continued growth in passenger
numbers and to maintain a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience, we are
embarking on an ambitious project to significantly enhance the airport
experience for both our passengers and our airport community.
This project marks a third chapter in our airport’s history, following its
opening in 1958 and the construction of the current terminal and Pier B in the
1990s.
 The
development of a future-oriented airport involves an expanded departure and
arrivals hall, a new intermodal hub connected by tram, a green boulevard with
park, pedestrian and cycle paths, a hotel, and a new drop-off zone. This hub
will serve as a key interchange, strengthening our infrastructure's capacity and
quality while accelerating the shift towards intermodal transport. |
The
new former company Air One, founded by the Dutch ex-Martinair manager Peter
Scholten was seen as the new owner of Air Belgium. But a Belgian Court blocked
this transaction.
Now the Court agreed on the take-over of Air Belgium by the French company CMA
CGM. This company knows Air Belgium very well as they worked together for some
years when Air Belgium operated four Airbus A.330 freighters for them.
CMA CGM will continue with the four Air Belgium aircraft (two Airbus
A.330-200F’s and two Boeing 747-8F’s) and the 186 staff. |
Emirates,
the world’s largest international airline, is reviving up its recruitment
efforts in Brussels to meet the strong surge in customer demand. The airline
will be holding two pilot recruitment sessions in the Belgian capital at the end
of February, to recruit experienced commercial pilots. The upcoming road show
will be held on Sunday afternoon, 23rd February between 1pm and 6pm and on
Monday 24th at 10am. Recently Emirates announced significant and exciting
changes to its pilot recruitment, including higher salaries, new roles, and a
radical change to eligibility. Experienced pilots who are keen to join Emirates
for roles in four programmes : Direct Entry Captains, Accelerated Command, First
Officers Type Rated and Non-Type Rated. Prior registration is not required, and
pilots are only required to attend one of the sessions. At the session,
prospective Emirates pilots can find out more about the airline’s recruitment
process, available opportunities, training programmes, expected career
trajectory, and benefits, as well as speak to pilots currently flying with
Emirates. More information can be found at
https://www.emiratesgroupcareers.com/pilots/ |
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Yesterday
Ryanair announced that it will add four new routes to the network from
Charleroi/Brussels South. Starting with the summer schedule flights to Katowice
(Poland), Volos (Greece) and Rome as well as Salerno (Italy) will be available.
In total the company then offers 132 routes from and to Belgium. Ryanair aims to
attract 12% more passengers and plans to end with 11 million passengers on
flights from and to Belgium. New destinations from Brussels are not planned due
to ‘the high costs’ at this airport. |
Brussels
Airlines intends to hire around 360 new staff, half of them cabin crew. The
company is also looking for 50 new pilots, 60 airport ground staff, 45 people
for the technical department and around 20 office staff.
The Lufthansa group is looking for a total of around 10.000 new employees, that
is a significant lower number than in 2023 when 13.000 were needed. |
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Textron
Aviation Inc. today announced Belgium has selected the Cessna SkyCourier as its
newest special mission aircraft, awarding an order for five multirole aircraft
to support the nation’s Special Operations Forces. The selection launches the
SkyCourier into the global defense market for the first time and strengthens
Belgium’s airlift capability through a rugged, flexible platform built for
demanding missions.
Belgium’s SkyCourier fleet will enable rapid movement of personnel and equipment
while supporting logistics, medical evacuation and crisis response operations.
Deliveries to the prime contractor Sabena Engineering are expected throughout
2027, followed by in country military modifications prior to the final aircraft
transfer to the Belgian Special Operations Forces.
Belgium’s decision reflects a rising government demand for affordable, multirole
aircraft that can support rapidly evolving mission sets. The selection also
expands the capabilities of local industry through Sabena’s modification design
work in Belgium, reinforcing defense relationships throughout the region.
“Working closely with Textron Aviation, Sabena Engineering will perform all
mission specific integration and certification in Belgium, ensuring the
SkyCourier delivers the flexible, responsive airlift capability our Special
Operations Forces require while strengthening national industrial expertise and
sovereignty,” added Stephane Burton, CEO, Sabena Engineering. |
 Brussels
Airlines proudly presents its latest Belgian Icon, a tribute to one of Belgium’s
most internationally cherished creations: Tintin. The airline revealed its
freshly painted aircraft (A320 – OO SNJ), inspired by Hergé’s universe and the
famous adventures on the Moon and in space. It is the second Tintin themed
aircraft in the Belgian Icons collection. The aircraft’s inaugural commercial
flight is scheduled for February 13 to Milan Linate. |
 NHV
Group announces a new chapter in its ownership structure, with GD Helicopter
Finance (GDHF) signing an agreement to acquire NHV Group. (NHV) and succeeding
private investment house Ardian. GDHF aims to close the transaction, which is
subject to customary conditions, including regulatory approvals, in the first
quarter of 2026.
This development strengthens NHV’s long-term positioning as a leading helicopter
operator, focused on delivering mission-critical services. Withina newly
established group structure, NHV continues to build on its core strengths: safe,
reliable and highly precise helicopter operations for demanding environments.
The newly formed group serves a broad range of mission-critical sectors,
including Offshore Energy, Government, Maritime Services, Wind, Emergency
Medical Services (EMS), Search and Rescue (SAR), Parapublic operations, MRO and
Training. Operational independence remains unchanged. NHV concentrates on its
established markets, while GDHF continues its global helicopter leasing &
finance activities. |
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Airbus
announced a large-scale recall for its A320 aircraft. Approximately 6,000
aircraft, or more than half of all operational aircraft of this type, require a
software update. The reason is a recent incident involving a Jetblue Airways
aircraft, in which a plane suddenly lost significant altitude. Brussels Airlines
announced that it has implemented the necessary updates and that no flights will
be cancelled. |
Good
news for anyone looking to enhance their flying experience and refine procedures
in a realistic environment. Aerocademy in Hasselt now has a brand-new FNPT II
simulator, which will soon be officially certified.
This simulator is an exact replica of both a Cessna 172 and a Piper Seneca
twin-engine, ideal for practicing IFR procedures, emergency situations, and
various weather conditions —safely and without limits.
For regular training, flexible subscription options are available:
• Monthly subscription: €250 incl. VAT
• 3-month subscription: €750 incl. VAT
• Annual subscription: €2,500 incl. VAT
With a subscription, you get unlimited access to the simulator and the ability
to review or perfect procedures at any time. Perfect for students, hobby pilots,
or professional pilots who want to keep their skills sharp.
P.S.: Single session rentals are also always available. This is priced at €140
per hour (including VAT) for up to 4 people.
More information or registration?
Contact us - info@aerocademy.be |
Ostend
Air College, a Belgian flight school, has once again placed its trust in ALSIM
by investing in a new AL42 simulator.
The AL42 is an exact replica of the Diamond DA42, built using genuine aircraft
parts and equipped with the authentic Garmin™ G1000® Nxi. It also comes with the
latest generation image generator (VFR-VS), a GFC™ 700 autopilot, and a force
feedback system that ensures enhanced realism. It can also be equipped with
either analog or glass (EFIS) backup instruments.
The AL42 model is designed for CPL, IR/ME and PPL training in compliance with
current regulatory standards of EASA FNPT II (level).
Lieven Van Hoorick, FSTD Manager at Ostend Air College, says “We decided to
invest in the ALSIM AL42 as part of our ongoing effort to future proof our
training programs and maintain a high level of realism and quality in our pilot
instruction. The AL42’s modern avionics, accurate flight dynamics and alignment
with the DA42 cockpit make it a valuable tool for bridging the gap between
simulation and real-world procedures. |
No,
DHL hasn't moved to Leipzig. The specialist in time-critical shipments is
actually celebrating its 40th anniversary at the national airport this week. Of
all the airlines, it has the longest continuous service to Brussels Airport.
Forty years, because even during the Covid pandemic, vaccines were flown around
the world from Zaventem on DHL flights.
To celebrate the anniversary, no fewer than four staff parties are taking place
this week – time-critical shipments can't be left behind – and a book with
unique photo material will be available in stores starting October 15th. "We had
to create the book now, because the generation of pioneers from forty years ago
is gradually retiring."
‘In het holst van de nacht: 40 jaar DHL op Zaventem’, Lorenzo Van de Pol &
Michel Smout, 208 pages, is published by Pelckmans and will be released on 15
October 2025. |
 Father
and son Persoone of The Chocolate Line presented their newest creation of unique
pralines for Singapore Airlines.
Nine unique pralines for the nine Singapore Airlines destinations each with a
taste linked to the country in question (Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand,
Indonesia, Vietnam? Cambodia, Philippines and Australia).
The pralines are also available in the The Chocolate Line shops at Antwerp and
Bruges. |
OOSTKAMP,
Belgium, 23 May 2025 – BMT Aerospace, the globally recognized leader in the
design and manufacturing of high-precision aerospace components that power some
of the world’s most advanced aircraft, today are announced winners of the 2025
Best Managed Companies Award.
The Best Managed Companies program celebrates outstanding private businesses, by
ranking them against global benchmarks for success. Each year, applicants
undergo a thorough application process, but only the best are awarded with this
prestigious designation.
The Best Managed Companies program is an international label denoting quality
and excellence. The program was developed in 1993 in Canada and has since been
rolled out in 46 countries worldwide.
Benoit Reynders, CEO BMT Aerospace said: “We are thrilled to share we are
recognized with the 2025 Best Managed Companies Award that reflect our long-term
commitment to excellence, innovation, and leadership in the aerospace industry.” |
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – 13 May 2025: Etihad Cargo, the cargo
and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, has announced a strategic restructure of
its European commercial team into five areas to drive deeper customer alignment,
streamline regional support and reinforce its position across key markets. These
changes come in response to sustained growth and the expansion of Etihad Airways
network and capacity offering across Europe.
The five new European regions led by Rainer Krammer, Regional Manager Europe and
Americas, include a Northwest Europe region covering Belgium, Netherlands and
Denmark led by Karim Grinate,. The new regional split ensures market leadership
for both online and offline stations and direct customer engagement in key
markets.
The new European regional organisation reflects Etihad Cargo’s commitment to
agility, customer-centricity and operational excellence across its global
network. Etihad Cargo have recently introduced additional capacity to Europe in
its Summer Schedule with 660 tons of weekly wide body capacity and 200 tons of
additional weekly freighter capacity.
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The
CMA CGM Group, a global player in sea, land, air and logistics solutions, today
announces the transfer of assets from Air Belgium, following the approval by the
Brabant Wallon Commercial Court of its binding offer for the takeover of Air
Belgium’s cargo operations and the conclusion of the asset transfer agreement
with the liquidator.
This operation ensures the preservation of the Air Belgium brand, employment,
and the expertise of the Belgian teams while maintaining a robust air cargo
network that addresses market demands. This move aligns with the CMA CGM Group’s
strategy to offer European clients comprehensive and flexible logistics
solutions amid global logistical challenges.
Preserving jobs and the brand to build a high-performing offering
With this acquisition, CMA CGM sustainably preserves 124 skilled
positions, including 72 pilots and 52 operational and support staff. The
expertise of these teams is a key asset in developing a high-performing service
that meets market expectations.
The Group has also chosen to retain the Air Belgium brand, an iconic name in the
Belgian aviation landscape, combining local expertise with international
standards in air cargo transport.
Strengthening CMA CGM Group’s air fleet to build tailored solutions
This acquisition immediately enhances CMA CGM Group’s air freight
capabilities by adding Air Belgium’s aircraft capacity. Operated from Belgium,
these aircraft will enable the creation of tailored solutions for forwarders,
shippers, and the broader logistics ecosystem. |
After
three successful winter seasons, SkyAlps today launched its first summer season
connection from Antwerp Airport to Bolzano. The connection is flown on Wednesday
and Sunday (till mid May.). As from mid May till end of October
it will be flown on Thursdays and Sundays.
More info : www.skyalps.com/en |
Helicopter
operator NHV Group and wind turbine manufacturer Vestas are collaborating with
the aim of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from helicopter operations.
Starting in April, flights from NHV group departing from Esbjerg Airport will be
fully integrating Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) whenever possible.
 As
part of a multi-year contract, NHV will conduct dedicated crew change operations
for Vestas’ offshore operations in the Northern Sea. This multi-year contract
marks a major milestone for the offshore wind industry, as it will be the first
time an Airbus super-medium aircraft is used for offshore wind operations in the
Northern Sea. NHV will conduct dedicated crew change flights to the He Dreiht
offshore wind farm using the Airbus H175 from its base at Esbjerg Airport.
NHV Flights will be powered with a minimum 40% SAF blend which is produced from
biowaste materials like used cooking oil (UCO).
Integrating SAF into offshore operations is a key step toward reducing
environmental impact, as SAF can cut lifecycle CO₂ emissions from fuel used for
air travel. As wind turbines are built farther offshore, aviation plays an
increasingly important role in the offshore wind industry.
(photo : Roelof-Jan Gort/Flyhigh Aeromedia) |
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With
the start of the summer schedule Brussels Airlines started operating four Airbus
A.220-300 aircraft leased from AirBaltic. These aircraft are used on the
European network along the Brussels Airlines Airbus A.319’s. |
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2024
was a very successful year for Brussels Airlines with a profit of 59 million
euro. This is a new record and 11% more than in 2023. Although there were 2%
less flights, the number of available seats rose with 1%, mainly due to the
introduction of the Airbus A.330 on long haul flights. Two additional aircraft
will be added to the fleet in 2025: an A.330 for long haul and an A.320 for the
European network. An additional four A.220 will be leased from Air Baltic during
the busy summer season. |
During
2024 Brussels airport counted at total of 23.610.856 passengers, 6,4% more than
the previous year. The majority of the travellers went on holiday of flew in
order to visit family or friends.
During the year 10 new destinations were added to the network : new long-haul
destinations were
Nairobi (Brussels Airlines), Singapore (Singapore Airlines), Bangkok (Thai
Airways), Curaçao (TUI fly) en Shanghai (Hainan Airlines and Juneyao Air).
New short-haul flights to Krakow (Brussels Airlines), Bergen (Wideroe), Gazipaşa
(Corendon Airlines), Bari (Transavia) and Tromsø (Norwegian) are also available.
In 2024 a total of 732.797 tons of freight passed through the airport, a 5% rise
compared to 2023.
The full-freighter volume stayed on the same level but the freight carried on
passenger flights went up with 23%.
The total number of movements rose with 3% to 198.617. Passenger flights went up
with 4%. The number of passengers per flight rose from 141 to 144. Thanks to
larger aircraft and a higher occupancy rate |
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